Support The Moscow Times!
Contribute today
My account
Signout
×
Sections
Home
Ukraine War
News
Climate
Opinion
Business
Arts and Life
Regions
Podcasts
Galleries
Newsletters
TMT Lecture Series
Archive
Multimedia projects
Mothers & Daughters
Generation P
News
Ukraine War
Climate
Regions
Business
Meanwhile
Opinion
Podcasts
Archive
RU
My account
Signout
Support The Moscow Times!
Contribute today
Articles by Joanna Lillis
Sanctioned Russian Buys Into Kazakh Airport in Border Region
The firm hopes to create a regional aviation hub just over the Kazakh border.
2 Min read
Uzbekistan: Cotton Harvest Monitors Face Intimidation
Uzbekistan has pledged more transparency in a cotton industry blighted by a reputation for relying on child labor and press-ganging of unwilling...
Uzbekistan: Scandal Descends on Jewel of Avant-Garde Art
It was supposed to be a day of festivities at a world-famous art museum out in the desert of western Uzbekistan. Instead, the stench of scandal sullied...
Uzbekistan: Fashion Industry Flourishing in Post-Gulnara Era
Uzbek fashion designer Saida Amir is part of a crop of talented, go-getting designers pushing Uzbekistan's garment industry forward following the removal...
Kazakhstan: Hospital Baby Sale Racket Exposed
An Almaty hospital has been caught trading in children, selling newborns to desperate childless parents for a few thousand dollars apiece.
Uzbekistan: Police Detain, Sexually Abuse Rights Campaigner
Prominent human rights activist Yelena Urlayeva was detained and abused by police while monitoring the Uzbek government's use of forced labor in its...
Kazakhstan Strikes Down ‘Gay Propaganda’ Law After Olympics Outcry
Kazakhstan has struck down a controversial law that would have outlawed "propaganda" of homosexuality to minors, amid signs the legislation was damaging...
Kazakhstan: Nazarbayev Apologetic for Lopsided Election Results
"I apologize that for super-democratic states such [high] figures are unacceptable," said President Nursultan Nazarbayev oh his election victory. "If...
Uzbekistan: Forced Labor, Extortion Rife in 2014 Cotton Harvest – Watchdog
Every year the cotton harvest in Uzbekistan creates a storm of controversy over the use of forced and child labor.
Kazakhstan: The Slumbering Steppe
One day last summer, Viktor Kazachenko set off across the steppe from his village in northern Kazakhstan, driving to the nearest town on some errands...
Uzbekistan: Rattled by Russian Expansionism, Tashkent Looks East
Russia's aggressive actions toward Ukraine are vexing Central Asian states.
To Limit Russian Meddling, Astana Entices Kazakhs from Abroad
Astana is rebooting a program to lure ethnic Kazakhs living abroad to move to Kazakhstan. Observers believe Astana's revived interest in the program...