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Incoming president decides the palace his predecessor built isn't for him.
Karadzic Witness Says Serbs "Provoked" into War
Bosnian Serb wartime politician Momcilo Krajisnik accuses the other side of seeking conflict.
After Election, Azerbaijan Turns to Trials
Three separate courts host trials of government opponents.
Armenian Businesses Weigh Customs Deal
Joining a former Soviet trading bloc could mean higher prices for most imported goods.
Armenia's Young Earners Fear Pension Reform
Parliament to hold emergency debate on a law that will require under-40s to pay hefty contributions.
Witness Says Sarajevo Shells Came From Bosnian Serb Positions
Artillery expert disputes defence lawyer’s argument that mortars can’t be aimed accurately.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.