Satellite TV Craze
Bored with turgid domestic television, Afghans rig up once-banned satellite dishes for some light relief.
Bored with turgid domestic television, Afghans rig up once-banned satellite dishes for some light relief.
Detention highlights the authorities’ growing suspicion towards some parts of the Muslim community in predominantly Christian North Ossetia.
A growing litany of complaints from Azerbaijanis employed by international companies in Baku.
President’s supporters appear unconcerned as two factions continue boycott in support of a referendum to oust him.
Rebels have offered a unilateral ceasefire, but Moscow and its local allies have rejected it outright
President Saakashvili has appointed a new prime minister to replace the late Zurab Zhvania, but filling the space he left will be more difficult.
Freak accident removes key figure of Georgian revolution at a critical stage.
Plan to grant Chechen administration wide economic powers is still in first draft, but it is already under fire from all sides.
Life and death of a radical Islamist leader from a small mountain village in the Caucasus.