Communities Struggle to Overcome Kyrgyz-Tajik Border Tensions
Once-positive relationships have been damaged by flare-ups in disputed frontier areas.
3 Apr 14
IWPR Postcard
Unease Persists in South Kyrgyzstan
Lack of real reconciliation leaves Kyrgyz and Uzbek communities far apart.
4 May 12
Enjoying Multicultural Almaty
Kazakstan’s former capital has become a magnet for ambitious young Central Asians, attracted not just by opportunities but also by welcoming environment.
14 Mar 12
All Change at Libya's London Embassy
New diplomatic staff tasked with rebuilding relations and recovering stolen state assets. Deputy mission chief Ahmed Gebreel talks about breaking with the Gaddafi regime.
3 Feb 12
Arab-Jewish Coexistence in St George's Birthplace
Lod is economically depressed, but that has not led to ethnic strife in this unusually mixed Israeli town.
13 Jan 12
Once War-Torn Baghdad District Thrives
IWPR editor takes a walk in a neighbour where he used to fear death or kidnapping.
16 Dec 11
Flashy Bridge Symptomatic of Georgia's Malaise
Like the unpopular bridge in the capital, President’s Saakashvili vision of Georgia hasn’t quite captured the public imagination.
12 Dec 11
Kibua Assignment Brings Relief to IDPs
Radio report by IWPR Congolese trainee elicits help for thousands of civilians uprooted by fighting in eastern DRC.
18 Oct 11
Strikes Take Toll on Kazak Oil Town
Four months after industrial action began, tensions still run high in Janaozen.
29 Sep 11
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