Sesejl Makes Black Magic Claim
Defendant alleges that new contempt hearing date was set to coincide with the anniversary of Hitler’s death.
Kyrgyz Debate Blueprint for Change
Draft constitution provides sound basis for shift to parliamentary system, but must translate into real reform.
With Every Kyrgyz Revolution, a Land Grab
IWPR contributors try to find get to the bottom of why, every time Kyrgyzstan goes through political turbulence, there is a rush to claim pieces of land in and around the capital Bishkek.
Tajik Minibuses Driven to Destruction
Thousands of drivers stand to lose jobs as Dushanbe authorities ban “unsafe” vehicles.
Tajik Road Charges Take Toll
Arrival of modern toll plazas on major highway disrupts pace of life and cost of living, locals say.
Ljuboten Appeal Judgement
Judges to issue decision in only tribunal case related to the Macedonian conflict.
Witness Speaks of Krajina Village Deaths
He says there were no Croatian military operations in Grubori on day Serb residents said to have been killed.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.