Central Asia

17 May 2011
The Other Aftermath of Osh: In addition to the human casualties, last year’s ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan left a trail of shuttered, plundered, or yellow media outlets in its wake.; By Bakyt Ibraimov

16 May 2011
Steering by Karimov’s Compass: Six years later, policy makers and activists make competing claims about the legacy of the Andijan massacre.; By TOL

12 May 2011
Responsibility Without Rights?: Amid growing concern over the behavior of young Tajiks, many feel the president’s proposed solution takes away too many rights and overburdens parents.; By Farrukh Ahrorov

6 May 2011
Sticking to Its Story: Bishkek plugs its ears against the painful findings of an international investigation into the ethnic violence of June 2010.; By TOL

4 May 2011
Kazakhstan Needs Its Vegetables: One farmer has figured out how to ride out the notorious booms and busts of the country’s wheat belt.; By David Mould

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