Drugs Traders Exploit Dagestan
Small republic increasingly powerless to withstand surge in heroin trafficking.
Small republic increasingly powerless to withstand surge in heroin trafficking.
A group of Dagestani villagers in Chechnya want compensation for the destruction of their village in a Russian air raid - but no one is heeding their claims.
Thousands of uprooted Meskhetian Turks are more likely to find sanctuary in the United States than their native Georgia.
Influential group of Chechen and Russian politicians continue to promote Chechnya peace plan, despite hardening of Moscow's policy towards the breakaway republic
Concern over relations with Moscow prompts the Kazak authorities to turn away Chechens asking to return to a former place of exile
Bucharest hopes its firm support for US action on Iraq and strong stand against suspected extremist groups will ease its path into NATO.
A brief encounter with Khattab, an Islamist warlord, now reported dead in Chechnya
The legacy of the 1992 Ingush-Ossetian conflict casts a long shadow over villages in the disputed Prigorodny region
Balkar leaders claim the Nalchik authorities are deliberately driving them from their ethnic homeland
Controversial police chief appointments call into question the Serbian government's commitment to reform