Flawed Charter Beyond Repair
Those who voted in favour of the constitution because they felt there was no alternative were mistaken.
15 Feb 10
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End of the Beginning in Kyrgyzstan
As pessimists warn that continuing social conflict in Kyrgyzstan is the first sign of state disintegration, the friction may just be a necessary part of building a more democratic society.
15 Feb 10
Serbs Tire of Epic Milosevic Trial
These days only the former president’s most loyal supporters are interested in following the course of his trial.
15 Feb 10
Milosevic Exasperated Judges to the End
The ex-president’s defence case made little sense until you considered what it was he hoped to achieve by it.
15 Feb 10
Netting Uganda's Rebels
The ICC needs the backing of regional states and the full support of the UN if it is to secure the arrest of leaders of the Lords Resistance Army.
15 Feb 10
Zimbabwean Radio Journalists to Face Trial
The silencing of the country's last independent radio station.
15 Feb 10
Press Under Threat In The North Caucasus
The difficulties of working as an independent journalist in the Russian Caucasus.
15 Feb 10
Dealing With Hizb-ut-Tahrir
Repressive policies from Central Asia governments have done nothing to curb the rise of the banned Islamic party.
15 Feb 10
Zimbabweans Blamed for South African Crime
Political violence at home has given the Zimbabwean refugees a serious image problem in their new homeland.
15 Feb 10
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