Central Asia: Jun/Jul '10
IWPR teams up with leading foreign policy think-tank to assess the significance of the recent clashes.
Turkmenistan's Dubious Harvest Claims
Officials report high grain production but farmers say that is impossible given the current state of agriculture.
Customs Deal Brings Kazaks Closer to Russia
Joining customs union with Russia and Belarus means good as well as bad changes for Kazak businesses, economic expert argues.
High-Level Debate on Kyrgyz Violence
IWPR teams up with leading foreign policy think-tank to assess the significance of the recent clashes.
Abkhaz Campaigners Press for Public-Service TV
State broadcaster rejects accusations it backs government line.
Counting the Cost of Devastation in Kyrgyzstan
Eyewitness accounts tell human stories behind bare statistics on June fatalities and destruction.
List of Seized Mladic Material Released
It includes 18 wartime notebooks believed to have been written by Mladic himself.
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.