Kazakstan: Sarsenbaev Murder Trial a “Farce”
There were so many apparent irregularities in the case that few have any confidence in the conviction.
There were so many apparent irregularities in the case that few have any confidence in the conviction.
The Soviets brought rigid political conformity but also a degree of social liberalisation when they invaded Afghanistan 25 years ago.
Tajik officials complain Russia’s RUSAL firm is not moving ahead fast enough on a major hydropower project.
A summer full of fear and violence leaves South Ossetians expecting the worst in the confrontation with Tbilisi.
An American mining group accuses the Armenian government of trying to expropriate its assets.
Abkhazia watches anxiously as Tbilisi sends hundreds of soldiers to subdue rebel militia.
Unemployment and poverty means a pre-school education is beyond the means of many families.
While health officials try to track down the cause of 15 HIV cases affecting young children, parents are staying away from hospital.
Endless propaganda and bribes to pass exams are just two of the disincentives to going to university in Turkmenistan.
The Karabakh Armenians aim to overcome security fears by trumpeting the region’s ancient monasteries and beautiful scenery.