Tensions Running High in Southern Dagestan
Clash with police a sign of increasing discontent in the Dagestani regions.
Clash with police a sign of increasing discontent in the Dagestani regions.
War damage has forced mentally ill, disabled and elderly residents of the capital to share a ramshackle care home.
The government is accused of failing the victims of environmental disaster.
Critics say that Azerbaijan’s new public television channel is serving the government, not the public.
Twenty years on, a new generation of children is not getting the treatment it needs for Chernobyl-related sickness.
Conservative society prompts pregnant unmarried women to opt for risky, illegal terminations.
Gas prices to stay low - but the opposition says the political cost is too high.
Turkmenistan has long been invisible for the majority of people in Russia, who are preoccupied with petrol prices and utilities reforms. But recently it transpired that the Russian-speaking population in Turkmenistan would be left in an especially difficu
IWPR reporter confirms that there is nothing left of the celebrated stone crosses of Jugha.
Analysts say President Bakiev’s ultimatum to the Americans is designed for consumption in Moscow.