Emerging Force in Tajik Politics Arrested
Former minister Zayd Saidov faces a range of charges a month after he launched a political party.
Armenia: Anyone Want a Factory?
Yerevan rubber factory may be moribund but its staff are still hoping it will bounce back.
Serbian Police Commander Apologises for Kosovo Killings
In appeals hearing, Vlastimir Djordjevic accepts blame, but asks judges not to hold him responsible for all crimes.
Civilians Not Deliberately Targeted – Karadzic Witness
Prosecutors challenge credentials of ballistics expert who argues Bosnian Serbs were not responsible for Sarajevo shell attacks featured in indictment.
Srebrenica Civilians Told "Not to be Afraid"
Witness describes reassurances from Bosnian Serb commanders.
Protests Hit Another Azerbaijani Town
Once again, a minor incident quickly blows up into an expression of wider discontent.
Kazakstan Shrugs Off Human Rights Concerns
Economics count for more than rights, and western governments have little leverage anyway.
Local Polls Deal Further Blow to Armenian Opposition
President's party to control capital, as opposition groups claim electoral fraud.
Yugoslav Army Units "Commended" Serb Paramilitaries
Expert witness says military “tolerated” excesses by irregular forces.
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