Tajiks Act on Swine Flu Fears
The authorities in Tajikistan are screening passengers arriving at airports and railway stations for signs of swine flu, Zarina Ergasheva reports.
Azerbaijan Wrestles With Nationality Poser
Young Armenian, born in Azerbaijan, faces bureaucratic struggle to gain citizenship rights.
Azeri Fishermen Lament Vanished Shrimps
Environmentalists say crustaceans victims of pollution but demand also cited.
Granic Disputes Krajina Cleansing Claims
Former Croatian foreign minister says Operation Storm allegtions were “inaccurate and damaging”.
Jobs for the Boys in Kyrgyzstan
President accused of heading for dynastic rule after appointing son to top job.
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