North Cotabato: Refugees Frightened to Return Home
Continued fighting means few of those crammed into evacuation centres are prepared to risk going back to their villages.
Afghanistan: Jul ‘08
Preparations underway for expansion of IWPR training activities to under-reported areas of the country.
Armenia Offers Safe Haven for Fleeing Georgians
Thousands cross border, as opposition blames president for delay in returning from Olympics.
Afghanistan: Jun ‘08
United Nations source gives weight to IWPR story alleging foreign troop involvement in massacre.
Afghanistan: Jun ‘08
IWPR reporters forge ahead despite series of the blows and disappointments.
Nangarhar Elders Demand Retribution for US Air Strike
Afghan tribal leaders demand justice following an air raid they say wiped out a wedding party.
Billion-Dollar Poverty in Zimbabwe
As the national currency continues to plummet in value, the real business is done in foreign banknotes.
Trouble in Tajik Mountain Province
Badakhshan region seething with discontent, which some fear could translate into political instability if the underlying causes are left unaddressed.
Scepticism at Bank Chief's Call for Change
Central banker prescribes political harmony as the cure to Zimbabwe’s political ailments, but critics say he is part of the problem.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.