Turkmenistan vulnerable to public health catastrophe
Posted February 6, 2006 Eurasianet

He's banned beards, honoured melons and offers dental advice. Is this the world's craziest dictator?
“Independent”, April 14, 2004

Ashgabat takes further steps to suppress religious faiths
EurasiaNet, November 15, 2003

Turkmenbashi's gas games: gas for power?
Central Asia - Caucasus Analyst, June 4, 2003

Opposition in exile: Turkmenistan
EurasiaNet, December 9, 2002

Analyst predicts "radical change" near for Turkmenistan
EurasiaNet, October 21, 2002

Turkmenistan - a land full of melons with a real banana as its President
“The Times”, August 20, 2002

Turkmenistan seeks foreign capital, investors remain wary
Daan van der Schriek
EurasiaNet, June 6, 2002

Turkmenbashi forges a new, old nation in Turkmenistan
EurasiaNet, February13, 2002

Turkmenistan: Niazov Challenged
Turkmenbashi is facing an unprecedented challenge from a one-time ally
Nyazik Ataeva
IWPR, November 9, 2001

Turkmenistan: Niazov Ponders War Options
Turkmen president would prefer to play a neutal, peacemaking role in the Afghan crisis
IWPR, October 1, 2001

Obedient Turkmen Media
The Turkmen media are little more than the president's mouthpiece. Nazik Ataeva
IWPR, 1 June 2001

CSCE news release
Turkmenistan has become the worst-case scenario of post-Soviet development
Received by e-mail, 22 March 2000

Caspian region: Turkmenistan's phenomenon
Maria Beat
Turkish Daily News, 19 February 2000