Kabardino-Balkaria Clamps Down on Refugees
Refugees from Chechnya cannot get residence in a neighbouring republic - even though the law is on their side.
Refugees from Chechnya cannot get residence in a neighbouring republic - even though the law is on their side.
Tbilisi is beginning to try to combat the steady loss of its artistic heritage.
A Russian Orthodox church in Baku has opened its doors for the first time in eight decades.
The authorities in Krasnodar are planning tough new measures against south Caucasian immigrants.
Day care centres struggle to rebuild young lives blighted by war.
Tbilisi is dramatically shoring up its military alliance with the United States
In his first interview since stepping down as Council of Europe rapporteur on Chechnya, Lord Judd tells IWPR the political dialogue sponsored by the body must continue.
The unrecognised republic's isolation could soon be at an end following trilateral talks to reopen the rail link with the south Caucasus.
Quarrel over a massive rise in the minimum wage is first harbinger of parliamentary elections.
Journalists establish a new body to handle critical readers and ward off litigation.