Presidents of the two countries had been due to meet at the spot.

Donors doubt the seriousness of government pledges to reform the economy and improve conditions for business.

Through her charity work, Aruzhan Sain has paid for hundreds of kids to get urgently needed operations abroad.

The decision appears to be a setback to the government, which has placed a high priority on prosecuting the former president.

One argument for opening a museum is to foster a better awareness of history among the remaining Bukharan Jewish community.

A European court ruling opened the door for a government-friendly owner to take control of the country’s top opposition outlet, the management of which has vowed to fight.

Most of the people in the forum are already largely aligned with government positions.

Old cars are flooding Kazakhstan’s auto market. The smoggy air is a testimonial.

Speculation has it that Ikhtiyor Abdullayev was involved in machinations against the president.

By engaging the regime on its own terms, local opposition candidates are making it harder to exclude them.

Washington’s reticence to get involved is a departure from previous years, when it was one of Tbilisi’s most reliably vocal allies.

Mutual accusations involving icons and pistols have exacerbated the ongoing dispute over the two generally friendly neighbors’ border.

The completion of the transition could happen in 2035, instead of 2025.

The government has prioritized improving the country’s air transportation. But reestablishing a national airline does not appear to be in the plans for now.

Changes to the law offer the slim hope of a mild reprieve.