Azerbaijan: Language Law Controversy
Ethnic Russians fear legislation introduced to bolster the Azerbaijani language will discriminate against them
Ethnic Russians fear legislation introduced to bolster the Azerbaijani language will discriminate against them
A decade of peace and improving community relations is celebrated in the breakaway republic of South Ossetia
The once-solid relationship between the Armenian government and the diaspora appears to be under strain.
Former Austrian ambassador counters Albanian claims that Serb negotiators at the Rambouillet conference were opposed to a Kosovo settlement
Dagestan’s veteran leader Magomedali Magomedov has comfortably secured another four years in power.
In an interview with IWPR, the rebel Chechen president hints at possibility of a long-term compromise over the republic’s future status if Moscow ends its military campaign.
With President Putin's blessing, Moscow's Chechen appointee in the war-torn republic is making a bid to restrain the military.
Giving birth in Azerbaijan's maternity homes can be a risky and expensive business.
Time is running out for a breakthrough in protracted negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorny Karabakh.
The sudden deployment of Russian troops in Abkhazia's Kodori Gorge causes a dangerous downturn in Russian-Georgian relations.