Shafi's Story
Political prisoner tells the life story of a young cellmate who spent his teenage years living homeless on the streets of Baku.
Tajikistan's Lacklustre Election Campaign
Despite multiparty process, there's little doubt who will win parliamentary polls.
Former Kazakstan Insider's Death Marks End of Plummeting Career
Feared while in power, Rahat Aliev failed to rebrand himself as an upstanding dissident.
Georgian Government Unhappy About Opposition Role in Ukraine
Kiev has enlisted Saakashvili-era officials to help carry out badly-needed reforms.
Armenia's European Judge Controversy
President invalidates candidate selection amid allegations that process was flawed.
Armenian Opposition Force Backs Down
After calling for the downfall of the president, Prosperous Armenia’s leader has a change of heart.
Tackling Child Sexual Abuse in Kyrgyzstan
Police say they investigate cases and visit homes where children might be at risk.
Manjaca Camp "Safest Place" for Prisoners – Bosnian Serb Officer
Defence witness tells judges that maximum was done to follow Geneva Conventions.
"Loyal" Muslims Allowed to Remain in Sanski Most
Doctor claims that those who voted against the division of Yugoslavia were protected.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.