Georgia: Collapse of Armenian Church Provokes Row
Armenian minority say incident illustrates their limited rights in the country.
Tbilisi Criticised Over Repatriation Requests
Tens of thousands of Meskhetians apply to come home, but Georgian officials accused of not doing enough to help them.
Azerbaijan: Ethnic Azeri Immigrants in Rights Struggle
They say the country’s immigration law makes it hard for them to gain permanent residence permits.
Armenia Surprised by Anti-Russian Agitation
Emails and text messages seek to spark campaign over military bases.
Abkhazia Sees Tourism Boom
Russians flock to breakaway territory despite accommodation shortage and poor service.
Serb Forces Accused of Using Human Shields
Prosecutors claim approximately 27 non-Serb civilian detainees were killed in the Doboj area.
Witness Describes Manjaca as Death Camp
Former inmate said none of the detainees during the first months of their stay believed they would survive.
Electricity Price Shock for Kyrgyz Consumers
Government says it has no option but to charge more realistic rates.
Court Told Markac Respected Rules of War
Witness says defendant stressed the need to do so particularly in relation to Serb civilians.
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