Convicted Yugoslav Army Officer Raises Health Problems
Vladimir Lazarevic says doctors have identified a range of concerns.
Axe-Murderer Pardon Hardens Azeri, Armenian Attitudes
Celebrations in Baku and outrage in Yerevan as convicted killer is welcomed back to Azerbaijan.
Kyrgyz Elite Ousts Over-Independent Premier
Change of government strengthens position of president and his party by sidelining an up-and-coming politician.
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Bosniak and Croat couple describe raising mixed-heritage children in post-war Sarajevo.
Sex Tourism Blights Georgian Black Sea Resort
Locals say their complaints are ignored.
Karadzic Told No Retrial, Prepare for Defence
Defendant’s bid to halt current proceedings rejected.
Bosnia Victims Hope to Contest "No Genocide" Ruling
Decision to restrict genocide charge to Srebrenica made in error, lawyers for victims say.
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