Kyrgyzstan

Russian Emigration Up Since April Unrest

The number of people making plans to emigrate from Kyrgyzstan has risen since the April uprising that brought in a new government.

Kyrgyz Debate Blueprint for Change

Draft constitution provides sound basis for shift to parliamentary system, but must translate into real reform.

With Every Kyrgyz Revolution, a Land Grab

IWPR contributors try to find get to the bottom of why, every time Kyrgyzstan goes through political turbulence, there is a rush to claim pieces of land in and around the capital Bishkek.

Uzbeks Consult Kremlin on Kyrgyzstan

Rising Cost of Crossing Uzbek Border

Interview: No Reason for New Russian Base in Kyrgyzstan

Unity Call for Kyrgyz Leaders

Interim government must set aside differences and focus on stability, analysts say. By Anara Yusupova and Asyl Osmonalieva in Bishkek

Russia Not Behind Kyrgyz Coup – Leading Analyst

Leading political analyst Mars Sariev dismisses rumours that Moscow backed the revolt that ousted Kurmanbek Bakiev as president.

Kyrgyz Leaders Struggle With Land Wars

As land rights claims lead to violence, new national leadership urged to impose law and order.

Kyrgyzstan's Neighbours Look on with Concern