Azerbaijan: Political Prisoners Controversy
Despite a New Year’s presidential pardon, Azerbaijan’s jails hold many political prisoners, critics say.
Despite a New Year’s presidential pardon, Azerbaijan’s jails hold many political prisoners, critics say.
America is strongly backing a move to end Russia’s military presence in the republic – possibly so it can then send in its own personnel.
The opposition grows bolder in Georgia’s dissident Black Sea province.
Taboo around HIV means infected people and their relatives conspire to hide the true scope of the problem.
Thousands of Armenian women end up being sexually exploited in Turkey or the UAE – and the perpetrators are going unpunished.
Another New Year in Chechnya offers no sign that the conflict is ending.
Ordinary people face a double blow from new taxes on imported goods and creeping rises in the price of bread.
Is a new media law a step forward for the Armenian press or a secret weapon in the hands of the government?
President-elect Saakashvili begins to confront Georgia’s economic collapse and endemic corruption.
An overwhelming victory at the polls and a positive verdict from observers completes Mikael Saakashvili’s rise to power in Georgia.