Armenia Gears Up for "Least Interesting" Ballot
President set to sail through, and opposition isn’t even trying.
Enclave Issues Challenge Uzbek, Kyrgyz Leaders
Fraught political relationship makes fixing local problems that much more difficult.
Kyrgyz Politician Gets Her Bride-Theft Law
It took a while, but Aynuru Altybaeva finally convinced her parliamentary colleagues that old "tradition" was criminal behaviour.
Karadzic Denied Subpoena for Bosniak Commander
Former Bosnian Serb president argued that Naser Oric’s testimony would have shown his own actions were justified.
Georgia: Rival Factions Agree to Talk
Relations between president and prime minister reach new low as confrontation spills onto streets.
Hepatitis Unchecked in Georgia
Caucasian state's health budget too small to pay high cost of treatment.
Mladic Trial Probes Ballistics of 1994 Markale Attack
Police expert challenged on accuracy of methods used for investigating shell impacts.
Bosnian Serb General "Not Aware" of Plan to Split Sarajevo
Corps commander says aim was just to maintain military balance around city.
Karadzic Seeks Subpoena for Bosniak Rebel Leader
Fikret Abdic ran a breakaway Bosniak territory allied with Serbs against the Sarajevo government.
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