Karabakh Offers New Home to Syrian Armenians
Resettlement scheme angers Azerbaijan, which sees it as an obstruction to an eventual peace deal.
Srebrenica Convict Granted Early Release
Wartime Bosnian Serb brigade commander freed after serving two-thirds of sentence.
Seselj Fails in Bid to Remove Appeals Judges
Allegation of bias not backed up by credible information, tribunal president says.
Hadjic Trial Hears of Exhumations of Croatia War Victims
Defence lawyer cites difficulties in obtaining full information about exhumed remains.
Kyrgyzstan Enclave in Turmoil
Row over location of electricity poles erupts into violence, reflecting deeper tensions in Kyrgyz-Uzbek border areas.
Georgia Urged to Ease School Rules for Meskhetians
As exiled group returns to the country, some children are barred from free schooling as they don’t have residence rights.
Uzbek Secret Police Roam Russian Prisons
Rights activists says Tashkent security men interrogate detainees and abduct asylum-seekers in Russia with impunity.
More Arrests in Georgia
Pace of investigations into President Saakashvili’s allies accelerates.
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