One of the two most popular Kyrgyz leaders to emerge from last week’s coup resigned on Wednesday as security chief, distancing himself from the new government just three months before a presidential election. His move raised concerns of more unrest and divisions among the impoverished central Asian state’s new rulers, under a week after mass protests in the capital forced veteran President Askar Akayev to flee and brought them to power. Full Story
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