Armenian Media Law Hangs in Balance
Is a new media law a step forward for the Armenian press or a secret weapon in the hands of the government?
Is a new media law a step forward for the Armenian press or a secret weapon in the hands of the government?
Ordinary people face a double blow from new taxes on imported goods and creeping rises in the price of bread.
An overwhelming victory at the polls and a positive verdict from observers completes Mikael Saakashvili’s rise to power in Georgia.
Mikael Saakashvili can count on popular goodwill and western aid, but from the moment he is elected president he will face huge problems.
Project to build pipeline from Azerbaijan to Turkey has some obvious winners, but some may also lose out.
The extraordinary career of the man who dominated Azerbaijan for more than 30 years.
New government restrictions designed to curb Armenians' gambling craze.
Russian forces are pursuing a mysterious group of Islamist fighters in the mountains of Dagestan.
Public grief for a dead president gives way to speculation about what the future holds for his son.
Parliamentary elections show a dramatic swing in support from communists to Putin's party.