Kyrgyz Journalists Say Politicians Trying to Muzzle Them
Unlike in other Central Asia republics, multiple factions rather than one strong state are undermining media freedom, say journalists.
IWPR Caucasus Builds Women's Rights Reporting Network
Georgian, Abkhaz and Ossetian activists and reporters to work on joint stories.
Armenia: Minority Group Opposes New Marriage Rules
Government wants to standardise minimum marriage age at 18.
Georgian President Accepts Party's Election Defeat
Mikheil Saakashvili stays on until next year, but the coalition led by his opponent Bidzina Ivanishvili will shape the political future.
Victims' Request to Contest Genocide Ruling Refused
Lawyers for Bosnian war victims argued that judges were wrong to remove genocide charge relating to towns other than Srebrenica.
Bosnian Serb Officers Covered Up Fatalities – Witness
Corps commander ordered “800” dead civilians changed to “80”.
Date Set for Perisic Appeal Hearing
Judges will hear appeals case of Momcilo Perisic on October 30.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.