Working for Independence
Forced to choose between family and a career, a number of Afghan women are putting their jobs first.
Forced to choose between family and a career, a number of Afghan women are putting their jobs first.
President Heidar Aliev has lined his son up to take over from him, but opinions differ widely as to whether he is up to the job.
Wide-ranging constitutional changes will alter the way Dagestan is governed - and strengthen its current leader.
An upsurge in shooting incidents across the Armenian-Azerbaijani armistice line is worrying international negotiators.
Russia's move into Georgia's electricity and gas markets signals a major new strategic shift.
Counterfeit suits, car parts and vodka mix with the real thing in Armenian shops and stalls.
Authorities turn deaf ear to calls from Ossetians stranded in disaster zone to be resettled.
Bureaucratic obstacles and highest taxes are forcing producers into the black market.
Tension is growing again amongst displaced Chechens in Ingushetia.
Their village is remote, poor and no one knows what country it belongs to – but residents are still hoping things will get better.