Campaign Restrictions Made Tajik Election Outcome "Inevitable"
Restricted opportunities to campaign at local as well as national level.
Witness Denies Mladic Gave "Die" Signal for Srebrenica Captives
Testimony contradicts evidence given by another witness in the trial.
Tajik Election Deprives Opposition of Voice
Creating an all-loyal parliament may look like the easy option, but it shuts off channels for articulating popular resentment.
Kyrgyz Migrants Wait Days at Russian Immigration Office
Applications dealt with at new centre outside Moscow.
Mladic Witness Disputes Date of Srebrenica Meeting
Prosecution accuses senior Serb officer of changing his testimony.
Azerbaijan: Currency Drop Prompts Broader Economic Worries
People lose faith in national currency as central bank slashes its value.
Kyrgyzstan: Recruiters Seek Men, Women to Join Syria Militants
Authorities stepping up efforts to identify recruitment networks.
Armenia: Back to Square One with Turkey
In the end. painstaking efforts to rebuild the troubled relationship were blocked by massive unresolved differences.
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Police investigations can be flawed and public attitudes are often unsympathetic.
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