Mladic Trial Witness on Wartime Desecrations in Bosnia
Specialist says mosques were often damaged and used as rubbish dumps.
Azerbaijanis Vote, Again and Again
As official results show a resounding win for Ilham Aliyev, reporters on the ground spot voters so keen to vote that they do so repeatedly.
Witness Describes Threats to Vukovar Prisoners
Croat detainees were subsequently murdered and buried in mass grave.
Lawyers Say Stanisic Conviction Can't Stand
Defence team argues that right to fair trial has been “irreparably violated”.
Georgian Energy Scheme Faces Stiff Opposition
Mountain villagers whose farms would be flooded by proposed scheme say they aren't going anywhere.
Armenia's Receding European Ambitions
Long-awaited EU trade deal seems to have been upended by need to stay close to Moscow.
IWPR Films Spark Debate in Bosnia
Teenagers explore issues of tolerance after viewing documentary series.
Tight Security Part of Uzbekistan Holiday Package
Visitors feel weight of state surveillance.
Bosnian Serb Leaders Still Talking Secession
The idea of splitting off from the rest of Bosnia goes down well in the Serb entity, but doesn’t hold out promise of instant prosperity.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
Recent murder highlights widespread discrimination and violence against LGBTI people.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.