Chechen Police Plan Raises Concerns
The people of Chechnya are divided on the merits of a plan to hand over law enforcement powers to a new Chechen police force.
The people of Chechnya are divided on the merits of a plan to hand over law enforcement powers to a new Chechen police force.
The residents of a tiny mountain village in eastern Georgia are quietly building the region's first Catholic church.
In the wake of the Moscow hostage-taking tragedy, the Russian authorities are cracking down on migrants from the Caucasus.
Moscow's determination to root out those connected with the theatre hostage tragedy sparks fears in Chechnya.
The terror crisis in Moscow has given President Putin a new lease of political life.
Ex-Moscow political mastermind suggests to IWPR that Russian president precipitated the Chechen conflict and is now seeking to escalate it.
President Putin is as much of a hostage as the 500 theatre-goers in Moscow. He has few options left to end the stand-off in the capital or the wider war that he started in Chechnya.
Candidates in local ballots resort to desperate measures to get the electorate to vote.
Controversy surrounds trials of Muslim Radicals accused of plotting to overthrow the authorities.
Former soldiers complain the Russian state is cheating of wages they're owed from their time in Chechnya