Selfies with Karimov: Photographing in Uzbekistan The dead president’s long shadow is fading. But he’s still Instagramable. David Trilling Apr 12, 2019
Kyrgyzstan: Businessman's return presages a possibly hot season of politics Babanov will arrive on a plane from Moscow on Saturday. Apr 11, 2019
Turkmenistan: Rebuilding bridges In our Turkmenistan bulletin this week: Economic isolation, slavery in the cotton fields, floods and flubs Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin Apr 9, 2019
Kazakhstan: Tokayev primed as shoo-in for snap presidential election The leader of the nation’s eldest daughter, Dariga Nazarbayeva, indicated she has no intention to run. Peter Leonard Apr 9, 2019
Kazakhstan to hold snap presidential election on June 9 Acting President Tokayev did not immediately reveal if he will run. Apr 9, 2019
Tajikistan: Plight of fake government critic highlights dangers of credulity Alisher Alikhonov claimed he was under police investigation. But he doesn't exist. Apr 8, 2019
Kazakhstan tries to slip from Xinjiang vice, gets ever more stuck Campaigners drawing attention to the Xinjiang detentions say Nur-Sultan’s public relations campaign is two-faced. Chris Rickleton Apr 5, 2019
Report: Tajikistan postponing next stage of Roghun dam project The second generating unit had been due to go online in April. Apr 5, 2019
Kyrgyzstan: Former president on verge of losing immunity Backers of the move don't name Atambayev, but he is clearly the target Apr 4, 2019
Huge fish die-off in Kazakhstan’s Ural River fuels fear for future stocks One prime suspect is the intense industry upstream from Atyrau, which is just as famous for its oil as its fish. Aliya Uteuova Apr 3, 2019
Kazakhstan to send 2 million tons of oil to Uzbekistan That figure could eventually rise to 5 million tons, officials say Apr 3, 2019
Turkmenistan: Third time lucky? Turkmen elites and Berdymukhamedov’s friends prosper despite floods and shortages. Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin Apr 2, 2019
Kazakhstan: Judge’s complaint alarms legal profession Gulnara Zhuaspayeva says she is being punished for her work taking on politically sensitive cases. Joanna Lillis Apr 2, 2019
Perspectives | China imprisons Kazakh imam it had praised for his patriotism The religious leader’s alleged crime: keeping a Koran at home Juozapas Bagdonas Apr 2, 2019
Chinese camp system evolving into Xinjiang Archipelago? An individual’s level of religious devotion and Chinese-language skills are factors determining the severity of punishment, a researcher says Mar 29, 2019
Clubbers in Uzbekistan revive the art of partying hard Lola Karimova, a wealthy daughter of the late president, helped jumpstart the scene. Now a DJ collective is creating a vibe all its own. Agnieszka Pikulicka-Wilczewska Mar 29, 2019
Kyrgyzstan: Putin visit brings lavish deals and vows of a bright future Russian military presence in the region has also been consolidated and broadened — literally Mar 29, 2019
Kazakhstan grounds Mi-8 choppers after 13 troops die in crash Mi-8 helicopters are no stranger to crashes across the former Soviet Union. Almaz Kumenov Mar 28, 2019
Kyrgyzstan: Putin visits bearing gifts Moscow has given Bishkek a $30 million grant to help support budget outlays. Mar 28, 2019
Tajikistan: Security chief’s son-in-law killed in road race crash Sources have told Eurasianet the vehicle was involved in a high-speed race at the time of the collision. Mar 27, 2019
Uzbekistan: President comes away from UAE visit with multibillion dollar promises Emiratis can now visit Uzbekistan for up to 30 days visa-free. Mar 27, 2019
Kyrgyzstan: Filling the Kumtor hole Concession-owners at another goldmine, Jerooy, say production may start this year Chris Rickleton Mar 27, 2019
Kazakhstan: New president takes charge of operation to quash oil well blaze MMG, the owner of the well, produces 7 percent of the country's oil. Mar 26, 2019
Turkmenistan: The Trump card The U.S. president voiced support for the trans-Caspian pipeline, but myriad challenges remain. Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin Mar 26, 2019
US-funded broadcaster under scrutiny for enabling Tajikistan’s strongman rule Tajiks read Radio Ozodi as Washington’s word. Peter Leonard Mar 26, 2019
