Christopher Schwartz, neweurasia’s managing editor for the English site who also served as the editor for our network’s new book, “CyberChaikhana: Digital Conversations from Central Asia”, explains a little bit about the goal and writing …

Following the recent April events of  2010, which claimed the lives of more than 85 people, and ended with mass looting in Bishkek, residents of the capital city started demonstrating their civic participation and organized …

“We are brothers and sisters, we are children of our beautiful land. We call all of you, kyrgyzstanis, to tolerance and peace, compassion and solidarity. We have to prove to everyone that we are united. …

…says the acting (of acting (!)) minister of Interior Affairs Bakytbek Alymbekov, who is replacing the acting minister of Interior Affairs Bolotbek Sherniyazov, who is on sick leave.
After the recent events in Kyrgyzstan, when the …

I happened to be far from my country, Kyrgyzstan, when the recent bloody events happened in its capital city Bishkek. I was taking part in an event called YouthExchange 2010 that was held in Budapest, …