Reprisals Merely Anger Protesting Kazak Oil Workers
Recent trials of labour activists unlikely to deter further protests but certain to increase resentment.
Recent trials of labour activists unlikely to deter further protests but certain to increase resentment.
Authorities should not miss chance to deliver justice following 20-year conflict with northern rebels.
Leading Russian analyst says Tajikistan’s leaders overestimate how much they can pressure world powers to secure lucrative military base deals.
London-based IWPR editor accustomed to covering conflict in other parts of the world witnesses a battle on her doorstep.
Latest Russian-sponsored effort to resolve conflict comes to naught, but some wonder whether Paris is set to replace Moscow as lead mediator.
Syrian leader losing the plot with his overtures towards those he deems to be opposition leaders.
Killing of president's brother and Kabul hotel attack are weather vanes pointing to a dark future for Afghanistan.
Democratic principles undermined as fragmented electorate prefers regional allegiances to ideology.
Female IWPR journalist planning to go abroad experiences extent of gender inequality in her country.