Armenia: Campaigners Push On for Domestic Violence Law
Few survivors speak out and convictions for such abuses are rare.
Medical Experts Decry Abkhazia's ''Rash'' Abortion Ban
Fears that prohibitions will lead women to seek illegal procedures that could be extremely dangerous.
What’s Behind Armenia’s New Coalition Deal?
Alliance may be a sign of future challenges to Armenia’s democratic development.
Armenian Zoo Scandal Highlights Animal Abuses
Exotic beasts are often displayed in restaurants or kept by wealthy elites as a status symbol.
Water Politics Angers Armenia
Yerevan accuses the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe of taking a pro-Baku stance.
Taleban Threat May Tempt Turkmenistan Out of Isolation
Many border areas are either lawless or controlled by militants, raising the prospect of destabilisation.
South Caucasus Hopeful for Closer Ties with Iran
The Islamic Republic's re-entry into international markets may inject new life into the region’s economy.
Kazak State Tightens Grip on Internet
Experts warn that online access will be imperilled if new laws are put into effect.
Identifying the Islamic State Threat to Georgia
Tbilisi rubbishes Russian claims that jihadists have set up training bases within the country.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
Recent murder highlights widespread discrimination and violence against LGBTI people.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.