Sweet Alternative to Opium
Farmers in Baghlan province see the revival of an old sugar factory as a way to produce an alternative to lucrative opium production.
Farmers in Baghlan province see the revival of an old sugar factory as a way to produce an alternative to lucrative opium production.
Moscow wants repayment of loans from war era, but Afghans say they’re the ones who should be paid for losses the Soviets inflicted on their country.
Dozens of mountain settlements are being steadily depopulated by the ongoing conflict.
Yerevan defies Washington by strengthening strategic relationship with Tehran.
A ruling in favour of Chechen civilians who say the Russian government infringed their human rights sets a strong legal precedent.
Following South Ossetia’s rejection of a Georgian peace plan, is Tiblisi preparing for war?
Chechens unite in calling for the body of the rebel president to be given to his family.
European parliament holds meeting on the Chechen conflict, but only the Russians and their local allies attend.
Ground-breaking prosecution of Russian soldier may herald further similar trials.
Authorities insist territorial dispute will only be resolved by negotiations.