Genocide Count Reinstated in Case Against Karadzic
Charge relates to Bosnian municipalities other than Srebrenica. The genocide charge for the massacre there was never dropped.
Unsung Heroes of Srebrenica
Small band of doctors treated horrendous injuries without anaesthetics in besieged town.
Kazakstan's Youth Groups Bid for Bigger Say in Policy
NGOs say government decisions affecting young people must be designed hand in hand with them, not imposed on them.
Krajisnik Granted Early Release
Former Bosnian Serb assembly speaker has spent 13 years in prison.
Ina's Path
How a Dutch therapist ended up helping Bosniak and Serb communities overcome traumas of war.
Paramilitary "Terror" in Zvornik
Witness claims officials were unable to curb militia rampage in Bosniak-majority town.
My Dad, the Volleyball Player
Soldiers from opposing sides left disabled by Bosnian conflict reconnect through sport.
Georgia: US Didn't Force Tougher Visa Rules for Iran
Minister insists decision made internally, not connected with American concerns about Tbilisi as haven for Iranian sanctions-busters.
Child Marriage Persists in Parts of Georgia
Total illegal, the custom has not been tackled aggressively by authorities who seem to fear treading on people’s toes.
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Harsh Victory at Position X
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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.