OSCE Police Reform Programmes in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan: Past Constraints and Future Opportunities
Most former Soviet republics began to consider police reform in the 2000s, over a decade after the Soviet Union’s collapse....
Most former Soviet republics began to consider police reform in the 2000s, over a decade after the Soviet Union’s collapse....
Te EU Central Asia Strategy @ 5 The EU Strategy for Central Asia is fve years old. Much has been...
Introduction Central Asia is one of the most repressive regions in the world. Compared with the two other former-Soviet regions...
After much anticipation and anxiety about the presidential elections in Kyrgyzstan, there is a feeling of relief that Almazbek Atambaev...
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Introduction Among the many challenges facing the Central Asian states, security is one of the most pressing concerns. Yet the...
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Introduction In Kyrgyzstan the risk of instability remains. The country practices genuine elections and power-sharing, is open to international engagement,...
The Kyrgyz town of Kara-Suu lies on the border with Uzbekistan, some 25 kilometres from Osh, the city most affected...
In recent years, terrorist actions have increased in Central Asia, especially in the two weakest states, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, and...