Crossroads Asia

Nearly a year after a tragic fire, mothers in Kazakhstan continue to stage protests against insufficient government support.

The Uzbek and Tajik sides have also moved on to demarcating their border, after extensive delimitation talks.

The unfolding of Yusupov's case stands in direct contrast with the Uzbek government’s professions of progress and reform.

Regional cooperation and security were the top-line items of Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs Alice Wells’ recent trek to Tajikistan.

The nine men are all conscientious objectors, imprisoned for refusing compulsory military service.

As Beijing seeks deportations, ethnic Kazakhs strive to remain out of China’s grasp.

By the numbers, Uzbekistan's new parliament is very much like the previous one.

The agreement attempts to organize the recruitment of Tajik labor migrants who work seasonally in Russia.

After visits to Ukraine and Belarus early in the new year, Pompeo will touch down in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Two employees of the re-named Sapat school network are reportedly in detention. A Bishkek court has stalled their extradition.

The morning crash took place shortly after takeoff near Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Kyrgyzstan’s president discussed hot topics -- corruption, development, free speech -- at his second annual press conference.