Georgian Officials Warn Against Panic as Currency Slides
Official say alarmist comments could dent confident in currency's ability to recover.
Top Azerbaijani Journalist Behind Bars
Arrest of Khadija Ismayilova reflects determined campaign to "extinguish freedom of expression", says leading editor.
Mladic Witness Denies Ethnic Cleansing Policy Existed
Wartime official from northwest Bosnia says there was no strategy of removing non-Serbs.
Armenian Human Rights Defenders Predict Harsher Environment
As activists mark Human Rights Day 2014, they say things are likely to get worse once the country is part of Russia’s political project.
Armenia's Currency Troubles
Lower export revenues and falling money transfers from expats in Russia have sent the Armenian dram onto a downward path.
Armenia on Verge of Losing Airline
After one national carrier collapsed last year, its successor is fighting for survival.
Pension Changes a Resigning Matter for Armenian Academics
As government dithers, university staff leave their posts.
Former Guard Denies Witnessing Crimes at Bosnian Serb Camp
Detention centre was site of multiple murders and sexual abuse cases.
Georgians Call for Better Health and Safety at Work
Analysts say government will have to adopt laws to meet European standards sooner or later.
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