Kyrgyz Reporters Stand up to “Political Pressure”
Staff at the normally compliant TV and radio company say they are being discredited by pressure to produce biased reporting.
Staff at the normally compliant TV and radio company say they are being discredited by pressure to produce biased reporting.
While negotiations continue about how to form a new government, there is a sense no one is in charge.
Immediate fears of lawlessness recede as dispute over parliament continues.
Why the Uzbek community of south Kyrgyzstan supported the “tulip revolution” rather than clinging to a regime which thought it had their unqualified backing.
Legacy of conflict leaves Tajiks cautious about unrest of any kind, even if some see the outcome in Kyrgyzstan as positive.
Kyrgyz parliament secures president's resignation but has yet to sign off on it.
Fearful of shaming their families, pregnant Muslim girls resort to potentially fatal illegal abortions.
Prosecutors insist Moscow was wrong to release Democratic leader Mahmadruzi Iskandarov.
“Counterrevolutionaries” blamed for alleged leaflet campaign advocating ethnic discord.
Students buy their way through university without attending lectures, just to get a diploma.