Kyrgyzstan
Gold mine seizure will shock Kyrgyzstan's investors
The government is trying to wrest control of the Kumtor gold mine from its foreign operator, which is fighting back
KyrgyzstanKyrgyz-Tajik border conflict resolution may not work
A bout of unusually fierce fighting has brought a new commitment to resolving disputes, but only with top-down solutions
Central AsiaKyrgyz-Tajik plan shows will to fix conflict causes
A joint commitment to defining the Tajik-Kyrgyz border seems to reflect a will to end a bout of local conflict
Central AsiaKyrgyz-Tajik clashes risk more serious escalation
Tensions between civilians along a Tajik-Kyrgyz border stretch quickly escalated into shooting between security forces
KyrgyzstanKyrgyz president gains greater but not absolute power
With a low turnout, voters have approved far-reaching changes to the constitution
KyrgyzstanCentral Asia's vaccination campaigns will be patchy
Governments are focusing on Russia's Sputnik V vaccine as it is available, reliable and politically uncomplicated
Central AsiaKyrgyz election brings new populism but no stability
Sadyr Japarov has gone from prison inmate to elected president in three months, with more powers than his predecessor
KyrgyzstanKyrgyzstan voters buy into populist Japarov, for now
Sadyr Japarov is set to become president after positioning himself (with little evidence) as an anti-corruption outsider
Kyrgyzstan
