"More Should Have Been Done" After 2010 Violence – Kyrgyzstan Rights Activist
June 2010 bloodletting remains difficult subject.
Kyrgyzstan Remembers 2010 Ethnic Clashes
Government believes it has done enough to prevent further trouble.
Arrests, Not Amnesty in Azerbaijan
Instead of freeing prisoners as usual on a national holiday, the authorities continue putting their opponents behind bars.
Islam vs. Secularism in Kyrgyzstan
As the public and politicians declare stronger Muslim identity, the challenge is to prevent extremist views from undermining the state.
Sarajevo Shelling Not "Disproportionate"
Mladic defence witness says Bosnian Muslim fighters deliberately hid among civilians during siege.
Fatal Shooting on Kyrgyz-Uzbek Border
Firearms often used to stop civilians trying to evade customs controls.
Georgian Tourist Industry Fears Downturn
Travel restrictions introduced in 2014 are blamed for reduction in visitors to picturesque Caucasus state.
Tajikistan's Migrant "Widows"
Once a husband decides to make his temporary stay abroad more permanent, there is little that wives can do to secure maintenance.
Baku Fire Deaths Prompt Safety Review
Officials blame plastic cladding used to dress up buildings as Baku prepares for summer sports event.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.