Russian Cemetery Vandalised in Azeri Capital
No suggestion that race or religion is involved, just neglect of the Russian minority’s graveyards.
Georgia's Economic Exodus
Job creation schemes have failed to stop workers voting with their feet.
Report Assists Azeri Transparency Campaigners
Activists monitoring Azeri government spending say officials more inclined to listen to them following IWPR story.
International Justice/ICTY: Jun/Jul '11
IWPR doc on village of Bosniaks and Serbs that eschewed violence said to have important peace-building role.
Bosnia Film on Coexistence Wins Plaudits
IWPR doc on village of Bosniaks and Serbs that eschewed violence said to have important peace-building role.
Armenia: Political Dialogue Seen as Significant Breakthrough
But observers unclear what will result from discussions between authorities and their main rivals.
Tajiks Seek Best Deal in Defence Talks With Moscow
Leading Russian analyst says Tajikistan’s leaders overestimate how much they can pressure world powers to secure lucrative military base deals.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.