Turkmenistan: Distant Thunder From Andijan
The authorities have done their best to stop people even hearing about the unrest in their next-door neighbour.
The authorities have done their best to stop people even hearing about the unrest in their next-door neighbour.
Deputy’s murder causes consternation in an already jittery political situation.
Military mount crowd-dispersal exercises as officials speak of need to bolster weapon stocks and scrutinise the opposition.
Yet another set of changes to the law may further hamstring non-government groups.
The death of a young Tajik on the country’s frontier with Kyrgyzstan ratchets up tensions.
Though she firmly denies presidential ambitions, rumours are circulating that Dariga Nazarbaeva wants to replace her father.
Rights activists outraged as Kyrgyz government sends Andijan refugees home.
Candidates dismiss organisation’s proposal to bolster public confidence in the presidential election.
Government buildings in Bishkek stormed by huge crowds, just two months after similar demonstrations toppled government.
Locals said to have suffered beatings and sexual abuse during police questioning following May uprising.