Shevardnadze Quells Mutiny
A protest staged by disaffected guardsmen on the eve of Georgian Independence Day is followed by riots in downtown Tbilisi
A protest staged by disaffected guardsmen on the eve of Georgian Independence Day is followed by riots in downtown Tbilisi
Rival groups claim the Adygeans have no right to call the North Caucasus their "ethnic homeland"
An opposition coalition could force President Shevardnadze to rethink his local government bill
Was Vardan Oskanian's faux pas a slip of the tongue or a shrewd political calculation?
Gantamirov's rivals heave a collective sigh of relief as the Chechen leader abandons his Grozny stronghold
The once-hated Russian language is making a comeback in post-Soviet Armenia
Observers believe that Heidar Aliev's government is preparing the country for bad news
Officially sanctioned human rights activists are a new phenomenon in Russia - but already plans are afoot to boost their numbers
There is no longer any stigma attached to draft-dodging in the once warlike republic of North Ossetia
The Chechen people look on with bemusement as the authorities attempt to impose "normality" on the war-torn republic