Tajiks to Retain Control of Afghan Frontier
No self-respecting nation can allow someone else to guard its borders, whatever ambitions Moscow might have, analysts say.
Reprisals Merely Anger Protesting Kazak Oil Workers
Recent trials of labour activists unlikely to deter further protests but certain to increase resentment.
Witness Refuses to Testify in Haradinaj Trial
Judges rule that witness's testimony from previous trial can be brought before court despite his refusal to answer questions.
Bratunac Leader was Karadzic's "Right Hand"
Prosecution leader gives account of Serb takeover of Bosnian town.
Hadzic Enters Not Guilty Plea
Court officials must now assign defendant a permanent lawyer.
Seselj Won't Call Defence Witnesses
Defendant says expense dispute stopped him presenting evidence.
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