Kyrgyz Journalism Under Pressure on All Fronts
Tendency towards playing safe by avoiding controversial subject-matter.
Azerbaijan: Road Schemes Under Scrutiny
Campaigners have questioned the cost and quality of multi-million dollar projects.
Conflicting Evidence on Detention Camp Security
Court hears seemingly contradictory evidence about which Bosnian Serb authority was responsible for camps.
Court Told Serbs Not Prevented From Krajina Return
Witness tells Hague that incentives were provided to encourage Serbs to go back after Operation Storm.
Speak Kyrgyz, Not Russian, Diplomats Told
New rules seem unworkable since most diplomats currently work in Russian and will find it hard to switch language.
Fraught Tribunal Legacy Gathering
Conference exposes conflict-related tensions and resentments that still to swirl around the Balkans.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.