Georgia Struggles to Find Viable Paths to Peace
Government roadmap envisages direct route to restoring sovereignty over Abkhazia and South Ossetia, but experts say more innovative approaches are needed.
30 Sep 11
Caucasus
South Caucasus: Selective Abortion Means Fewer Girls Born
Experts doubt whether legal ban on sex selection would curb preference for male children.
30 Sep 11
Life-Changing Report on Frenchwoman's Plight
Trip to France seemed impossible dream, but IWPR coverage will help Yvonne Botteau Jacques head for Lyons after nearly 70 years away.
28 Sep 11
Karabakh Claims Coup With Drone Plane Hit
Azerbaijan denies it sent unmanned aircraft, but incident focuses attention on defence buildup in frozen conflict.
23 Sep 11
Monopoly Money in Georgia
Government responsive to European demands on competition, but still appears not to understand need for change.
23 Sep 11
Political Dialogue Breaks Down in Armenia
Main opposition party walks away from talks with government.
16 Sep 11
Gypsies Still on the Margins in Georgia
Children miss out on education, adults on full benefits of citizenship.
16 Sep 11
Armenia: Scepticism Over Police Graft Charges
Officials say arrests show they are serious about tackling corruption, although opposition figures are not so sure.
9 Sep 11
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