Gotovina Conviction Riles Croats, Mollifies Serbs
Former Croatia general seen as a victim at home and villain in neighbouring Serbia.
Russia's Central Asia Policy Failing
Expert from the Commonwealth of Independent States Institute calls for greater focus on key region.
Gotovina Convicted of War Crimes
Former Croatian army general found guilty of eight out of nine charges against him.
Simatovic Prosecution Defends Charges
Accused had called for case against him to be dropped due to a lack of evidence.
Azerbaijan's Disabled in Poverty Trap
Benefits too low to live on, but employers reluctant to observe disabled quota rules.
Inflation Sparks Virtual Protests in Armenia
High prices are prompting younger people to vent their anger, though more on the internet than on the streets.
Tajik Prison Staff Convicted Over Jailbreak
Top security officials as well as rank-and-file guards should be made accountable for systemic failures, experts say.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.