Uzbek Nobel Nominees Get Cold Shoulder
The quest for the Nobel Peace Prize is proving more trouble than it’s worth for Uzbek women nominees.
The quest for the Nobel Peace Prize is proving more trouble than it’s worth for Uzbek women nominees.
Theft of details of victims of wartime rapes, prostitution and human trafficking sparks concerns.
The three Balkan nations who were not invited to join NATO this time round are to work together to succeed at their next attempt.
Socialist government employs financial police to counter hostile reporting.
IWPR reveals the extraordinary background to Miroslav Filipovic's award-winning story on Kosovo atrocities
Investigations by international and local human rights groups have confirmed that Albanian villagers were beaten and killed - and found no evidence that they were combatants.
Kazak society is split on the contentious practice of bride abduction, a long-standing tradition for young men looking to marry.
Women theoretically have the right to run their own farms, but they are still marginalised from real power on the land.
Government officials claim militants are planning pre-election trouble.
Arrest of opposition activist on spying charge heats pre-election passions in Baku.