Tbilisi to Tighten Screws on NGO's
Georgia's national security ministry is working on a draft law that would strongly increase government control over NGO activities.
Georgia's national security ministry is working on a draft law that would strongly increase government control over NGO activities.
While officially ruling out any possibility of negotiating with Chechen freedom fighters, Moscow is keeping its options open.
Plans to build road through Baku cemetery may lead to destruction of thousands of old graves, including Armenian ones.
Robert Kocharian wins second presidential term - but his opponents say they will contest the election result.
A row over leadership of the Azerbaijani football federation is virtually shutting down the whole national game
Smugglers and armed gangs flourishing in the border zone between western Georgia and Abkhazia
Government and opposition are set on a collision course following the disputed first round of Armenia's presidential election.
High in the mountains of Chechnya, Russian troops are destroying unique architectural monuments.
Envoy of rebel Chechen president tells IWPR he looks forward to fighting Russian extradition charges in a British court.
Opposition demonstrators accuse Robert Kocharian of electoral fraud as a second round is declared in the Armenian presidential election.