Survivors Wary of Rapprochement
Armenians, recalling killings, oppose peace talks with Turkey.
Prosecutors Demand Convictions in Srebrenica Case
They call on judges to find seven accused guilty on all counts.
Serb War Crimes Suspect Escapes Extradition
Court upholds defendant’s appeal against decision to send him to Croatia.
Balkans Media and Judiciary Urged to Cooperate
OSCE mission head says justice needs responsible reporting of war crimes trials.
Armenian NGOs say Prosecutors Harass Activists
Opposition groups say law used to silence them.
Survivors Wary of Rapprochement
Armenians, recalling killings, oppose peace talks with Turkey.
Armenian Border Doubts
Armenian border villagers distrust moves to open up to Turkey.
School Uniforms Face Legal Challenge
The start of the academic year in Kyrgyzstan on September 1 saw the introduction of compulsory school uniforms, which many parents say they cannot afford.
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