Armenian Church Seeks Restitution From Turkey
Case will come as Armenians mark 100th anniversary of mass killings.
EU Special Prize for Peace Journalism 2014
Journalists from the region encouraged to submit work ahead of November deadline.
Karadzic Condemned by Evidence – Prosecutors
Accused says he only found out about Srebrenica later, and claims fewer were killed there than indictment states.
Armenian Media Fight for Confidentiality Right
Fears that appeal court ruling will open the way to pressure on journalists to reveal their sources.
Will Azerbaijan's Big Brother Plan Work for Web?
Government wants better surveillance, but doing it through bureacracy suggests it’s out of touch with the technology.
Chaotic Routes Out of East Ukraine
Some manage to travel freely, while others run the gauntlet through checkpoints and crossfire.
Georgia Ends Immigration Free-for-All
Some analysts fear stricter visa rules will deter foreigners who contribute to Georgian economic growth.
Armenian Unease at Planned Russian University
Decision to open a branch of Moscow university seen as attempt to strengthen Russia's hand in the country.
Bosniaks in Rogatica "Relocated" by Own Leaders
Prosecutor notes that major military offensive came soon after Serb politicians renounced deal dividing territorial control with Bosniaks.
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