Turkmen-Azeri Ties Stay at Low Ebb
Long-running dispute on Caspian oil reserves creates tensions which may ultimately harm Ashgabat more than Baku.
Long-running dispute on Caspian oil reserves creates tensions which may ultimately harm Ashgabat more than Baku.
Is President Nazarbaev attempting to build a personality cult ahead of the next election?
Agricultural policies have led to a near collapse of the country’s farms.
Experts predict “small revolution” if Kazakstan gets the top position in the European grouping in 2009.
Veteran opposition figure wants an end to the controversial legislature, but the timing is all wrong for the new adminstration.
Uzbeks who fled massacre offered new life abroad, though fate of some remains unclear.
Donald Rumsfeld wins a temporary reprieve for the country’s military operations in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
Most of the Andijan refugees are on their way to a new life in the West, but the fate of 15 others remains unclear.
A month after alarming reports of multiple murder from the southwest city of Mary, no one is sure what really happened.
The president has tried to appropriate Islamic imagery and institutions, but his attempt to control all forms of religious expression could backfire.