Tajik Journalist's Trial a Warning to Others
Prosecuting journalists for reporting on sensitive topics is shooting the messenger.
30 Sep 11
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Unfinished Business in Afghanistan
Killing of top negotiator could be sign of worse conflict to come once international troops leave.
22 Sep 11
New Political Landscape in Kyrgyzstan
As candidates fight for presidential office, they need to realise power has slipped away from central government.
22 Sep 11
Egyptian, Israeli Relations Getting Colder
Many Egyptians are calling for a revision of the Camp David agreement - but Israel is in no mood for dialogue.
19 Sep 11
Syrian Kurds Seek Autonomy
Hopes that uprising will lead to better future for Kurdish minority.
30 Aug 11
Tunisian Progress to Democracy Unstoppable
Despite many obstacles, prospects for reforms still look good.
30 Aug 11
Reprisals Merely Anger Protesting Kazak Oil Workers
Recent trials of labour activists unlikely to deter further protests but certain to increase resentment.
28 Aug 11
Ugandan War Crimes Trial Hangs in Balance
Authorities should not miss chance to deliver justice following 20-year conflict with northern rebels.
25 Aug 11
Tajiks Seek Best Deal in Defence Talks With Moscow
Leading Russian analyst says Tajikistan’s leaders overestimate how much they can pressure world powers to secure lucrative military base deals.
16 Aug 11
IWPR Journalist in Thick of London Riots
London-based IWPR editor accustomed to covering conflict in other parts of the world witnesses a battle on her doorstep.
11 Aug 11
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