Kyrgyz Democracy’s Narrowing Window of Opportunity

by Bakyt Beshimov

8 October 2010

On 10 October Kyrgyzstan will elect a new parliament on a new constitutional basis. There may not be many more opportunities for the country to pull out of the cycle of violent regime change.

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