Kyrgyzstan – a problem far from being solved

The document is an analysis by Marek Matusiak published in the EastWeek newsletter on May 26, 2010.
A regular publication of the Centre for Eastern Studies (Poland), EastWeek is designed as an analytical newsletter focusing on Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia.

It is unlikely that the interim government in its current form will bring the country out of the crisis; indeed the scale and dynamic of the internal problems admit the possibility that Kyrgyzstan will turn into a failed state. The ongoing crisis poses a serious threat to the whole region’s stability.

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