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Uzbekistan fears Moscow’s motives for offering to station troops close to its borders.
Abkhaz Opposition Fear Growing Russian Influence
Issue likely to dominate December elections, but in reality Abkhazia’s options constrained by dependence on Russia.
Kodori Refugees Only Dream of Returning
Georgians uprooted by the war wonder what a year of neglect will have done to their homes.
Election Heats Up in Balkh
Northern province sees bitter face-off between powerful governor and the Afghan president.
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Some local analysts believe Washington may have taken an indirect swipe at president’s re-election campaign.
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Outcry at Detention of Azeri Opposition Bloggers
Press watchdog says case typical of arbitrary judicial decisions taken against government opponents.
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