Uzbekistan · September, 2014
Countries in Central Asia & Caucasus
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Stories about Uzbekistan from September, 2014
‘The Dictatorship Devours its Own Children': Has Uzbekistan's ‘Princess’ Fallen Forever?
Citizen Media 25 September 2014
Once considered untouchable, Gulnara Karimova, diva daughter and apparent prisoner of Uzbek President Islam Karimov, is perhaps closer to discovering what life as a citizen of her country is like.
Central Asia and South Korea Are More Connected Than You Might Think
Kyrgyzstan 22 September 2014
South Korea is an unheralded but important partner to the post-Soviet states of Central Asia, serving both as a destination for Central Asian migrants and a source of regional trade.
