Kyrgyz Folk Hero Replaces Freedom Monument
Authorities in continual search for new symbol of national identity.
Armenia: Scepticism Over Police Graft Charges
Officials say arrests show they are serious about tackling corruption, although opposition figures are not so sure.
Perisic First Belgrade Official Convicted for Bosnia Crimes
But observers say judgement falls short of establishing what exactly Serbia’s role was during the Bosnian conflict.
Perisic Verdict Disappoints Bosnians
Judges’ ruling unlikely to enable Bosnia to relaunch genocide lawsuit against Serbia.
Anti-Iranian Feeling Runs High in Azeri Capital
Environmental protests in Iran spark concerns about ethnic Azerbaijanis living around shrinking lake.
Bosniak Woman Recalls Finding Remains of Son
She describes moment when she managed to identify her child in exhumed mass grave.
Armenian Leaders Claim Credit for Harvest
Opposition say it wasn’t that good, and any improvement was down to the weather.
Armenian Farmers' Water Woes
Pollution and diversion of water resources blamed for driving farmers from their lands.
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