UN to Examine More Deaths in Kyrgyz Police Custody
Open Society Justice Initiative, New York, May 31
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Fast-evolving nature of Islamic militancy needs to be watched, experts say.
Winds of Change in Armenian Politics
Bitter stand-off between main opposition group and governing elite seems to be ending.
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