Central Asia in Focus: Uzbek Politician Calls for Pulling the Plug on Chauvinist Russian TV

In this week's edition: an Uzbek politician calls for pulling the plug on chauvinist Russian TV. Plus the end of Raimbek ‘Milliony’ in Kyrgyzstan, problems for the independent media in Kazakhstan, and more.

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