Perisic Acquittal Will Not be Reconsidered
Prosecution wanted review of decision it said was based on use of “erroneous legal standard”.
Appeal of Russian Embrace Fades in Kazakstan
Even pro-government politicians are beginning to speak out against regional integration project.
Ukraine's Economic Future Hard to Read
Kiev-based advertising executive discusses the investment climate amid continuing uncertainty about Moscow’s intentions.
Armenia Mulls Web Libel Law
Legislators want to remove user anonymity, though experts point out that might not be technically possible.
Azerbaijani Print House Under Threat
Fine for tax evasion just a pretext for closing down firm that publishes independent press, owner says.
Mladic Lawyer Argues for Charges to be Dropped
Defence lawyer asks judges to consider dropping individual charges, rather than only acquitting defendant due to lack of evidence to support entire counts.
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