New Bill Seeks More Open Government in Kazakstan
Officials will find it harder to hide behind confidentiality or ignorance of the law.
Kyrgyzstan Divided Over Foreign Police Presence
Opponents of OSCE police deployment include politicians and others with their own agendas.
Wartime Looting in Bosnia Described
Former police officer alleges that Bosnian Serb leaders turned blind eye to pillaging.
Grim Night Life of Azeri Villagers
For Azeris living near Karabakh frontline, the working day begins at dusk.
Witness Recalls Fall of Zepa
Former member of town’s leadership describes fraught negotiations following Bosnian Serb victory.
Dutch UN Troops Face Srebrenica Probe
Prosecutors to investigate unit’s conduct at Srebrenica when “safe area” fell to Bosnian Serb forces.
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