Top Azeri Journalist Targeted With "Spy" Charge
Khadija Ismayil published a document on the secret service spying on the opposition. Prosecutors say that's a state secret.
Armenia's Leaders Nervous at Opposition Rally Plan
March 1 demonstration will commemorate post-election violence of 2008.
Foca Camp Officer Saw No "Signs of Violence or Blood"
Karadzic trial hears testimony from former guard commander at notorious detention centre.
Tougher Action Urged on Kazakstan "Bride-Theft"
Lawmaker says tougher methods needed to deal with “traditional” abductions.
Bosnian Protestors Press Home Demands
Calls for an end to poor government, corruption and illegal privatisation as popular unrest continues.
Georgia Presses NATO for Positive Signal
Political leaders say membership plan should be agreed this year if NATO is serious about inviting Georgia to join.
Armenian Students to Pay "Conscription Bond"
Officials say refundable payment will deter those going abroad merely to escape army service.
Georgia Launches Programme to Curb Hepatitis
Cut-price medication for many patients, and free treatment for the prison population.
Azerbaijan Urged to Act Faster on Domestic Violence
Women’s rights activists note rise in murders and suicides in the home.
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