Several ethnic Uzbeks from Osh said that the 2010 trauma continues to inform their daily lives and that the government’s efforts have largely been ineffective.

Ethnic Uzbeks face ongoing displacement as well as broad language restrictions in educational settings that effectively curtail both their educational and professional opportunities.

Human Rights Watch is warning that what it calls the ongoing arbitrary arrests and torture of Uzbeks by security forces in southern Kyrgyzstan could further destabilize the region.

Journalists have identified that more than 500 foreign nationals from 28 countries, including the United States and Sri Lanka, have been killed while fighting for Russia in its war against Ukraine. — ...

Three months after reports of the killing of hundreds of civilians in Syria s Alawite coastal areas shook the world, a new, ...

A Reuters investigation found 40 distinct sites of killings, looting and arson during three days of sectarian massacres ...

A new generation is questioning the privileged place of the Russian language in public education and everyday life – while ...

In the far north-eastern corner of Kyrgyzstan lies Karakol, the nation’s fourth-largest city. Founded some 150 years ago, it ...

Uzbekistan now ranks among the fastest climbers on the Youth Development Index, and is one of the top 10 countries ...

Each commander received an army division and a rank, and they pledged to integrate their factions into the new Syrian army. In theory, al-Sharaa dissolved his militia, formerly known as Hayat Tahrir ...

After ethnic Azeri suspects died during apparently violent raids in a Russian city, Baku has lashed out at Moscow.

Russia became the first country to give recognition to Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) and embrace the de facto T ...