“Complete Chaos” in Zvornik

Prosecution witness in Stanisic and Zupljanin trial recounts how paramilitary groups rampaged through the municipality.

Karadzic Bid to Exclude Phone Intercepts Rejected

Judges in Karadzic case rule that allowing recorded pre-war conversations to be used in evidence would not impact on fairness of his trial.

Genocide Denial Concern in Bosnia

Anxieties raised by Bosnian Serb premier’s recent refusal to acknowledge the scale of the Srebrenica atrocity.

Cash-Strapped Uzbekistan Promises Pay Rises

Sniper Instructor Testifies in Karadzic Trial

Witness in Karadzic trial presents analysis of targeted shootings during the siege of Sarajevo.

Georgia: Grape Farmers Ailing Despite Subsidies

The authorities have sought to help them since the Russian blockade, yet they continue to face serious problems.

Clouds on Iran's Caspian Horizon

Tehran felt obliged to end loss-making oil swaps, but decision could further reduce its influence as a Caspian regional player.

Armenia's Disappearing Greeks

Few remaining members of Greek minority contemplate the demise of their community.

Kyrgyz Poll: More Choice, or More of Same?

Amidst plethora of parties for voters to choose from, a remarkably resilient political class adapts and survives.