Balkar Muslims Blamed for Wahabbi 'Terror'
Muslims in Kabardino-Balkaria say they are being unfairly blamed for the excesses of radical Islamic groups
Muslims in Kabardino-Balkaria say they are being unfairly blamed for the excesses of radical Islamic groups
Only the military old guard is disturbed by Belgrade's increasingly close relationship with NATO.
The Georgian leadership dismisses fears that the autonomous republic of
Prosecutors reveal that Stojan Zupljanin has been indicted for crimes in Bosnian Krajina, in an effort to increase pressure for his transfer to The Hague.
The suspension of the latest round of peace talks on the long-running feud for control of Nagorno-Karabakh does not augur well for the region.
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Moscow's neighbours are angered by its moves to integrate breakaway republics into the Russian Federation
Maskhadov's latest appeal for peace talks meets with icy disdain
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