How Kocharian And Aliev Tried To Bring A War To A Secret End

Back in August Armenian president Robert Kocharian and his Azerbaijani counterpart Heydar Aliev met in Geneva to sort out Karabakh "man to man" behind closed doors.

Georgia At The Crossroads

Politics has, it seems, never been so popular in Georgia. But the voters are being offered two very different views on the country's future by parties contesting the coming parliamentary elections.

In Search Of Another 'Small Victorious War'

The message from the Kremlin PR machine on its latest campaign in the north Caucasus is simple. "We'll win it this time"

Azerbaijan: Bribery Allegations Hit Headlines

Video appears to show haggling over price of parliamentary seat.

Tajik Government to Go Hi-Tech

Bosniak Politician Describes Forcible Enlistment in Serb Assembly

Witness says he learnt of his new “role” after Bosnian Serb official plucked him out of detention camp where he was beaten.

Nationalist Talk Ahead of Bosnian Local Polls

Serb politicians focus on their hopes that Bosnian state will break up, as voters worry about mundane issues like the economy.

New Political Landscape in Georgia

Opposition bloc’s transition to power has been unexpectedly smooth so far, but the real question is what it plans to do.

Karadzic Seeks Subpoena to Secure Witness

Accused argues that wartime general could show they never discussed killings at Srebrenica.