Chechen Election Goes Just About to Plan
There was almost no violence in Chechnya on polling day - but not many voters either.
There was almost no violence in Chechnya on polling day - but not many voters either.
New premier tells IWPR he has to revitalise the republic’s stagnant economic sector.
A classified police report from Chechnya catalogues alleged violence and extortion committed by pro-Moscow Chechen leader.
Isa Gambar, the main opposition challenger in Azerbaijan’s presidential election, takes to the road to counter a dirty tricks campaign against him.
How Akhmad Kadyrov fought off his rivals and won the support of Vladimir Putin to become Moscow’s chosen leader in Chechnya
Washington’s move stemmed from concern over pace of reform and corruption.
Government reluctant to come to terms with growing social problem.
Confusion over restoration plans for an old Azerbaijani mosque in Shusha and the Armenian church in Baku.
Has the former Chechen parliament impeached pro-independence president Aslan Maskhadov or is it a Moscow-inspired trick?
A parliamentary election that may hasten the end of the Shevardnadze era is getting underway.