Kyrgyzstan: Protests on Demand
Marginalised groups serve as rent-a-mob demonstrators whenever the country is convulsed by unrest.
Kyrgyzstan Goes to Donors for Post-Unrest Aid
Funding details to be confirmed after election produces new government.
Tajik Government to Tax Lucrative Phone Businesses
New tax likely to be passed on cash-strapped consumers, experts say.
Moscow Extends Lease on Armenian Base
Critics say security partnership serves Russian aims far more than Armenian interests.
Azeri NGOs Protest Denial of Registration
Government accused of favouring regime-friendly groups and making life difficult for the rest.
Georgia's Neglected Border Areas
Despite government aid schemes, villages along Georgia’s borders are emptying.
Zupljanin Allegedly Visited Omarska
Court hears description of “brutal and inhumane” conditions in the detention camp.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.