Former Prosecutor's Spokeswoman Goes on Trial for Contempt
Prosecutors claim Hartmann deliberately undertook to publish confidential details of judges’ decisions.
Balkan Courts Torchbearers of War Crimes Justice
Tribunal president tells conference in Sarajevo responsibility for processing war crimes now lies with national courts in region.
Ex-Envoy Claims Belgrade Knew of Bosnia Crimes
He says Yugoslav authorities “were informed on the mass killing and crimes against civilians” in Bosnia and were actively involved.
Water but no Gas in Tajikistan
IWPR’s Tajikistan radio editor Zebo Tajibaeva looks at the effects that continuing regional disputes over energy and gas are having on the country.
Georgia's Religious Battles
Dispute over Catholics’ use of Orthodox church highlights problems faced by Georgian minority faiths.
Azeri Internet Blues
Azerbaijan’s web users claim censorship and poor quality of service.
Bid to Repopulate Karabakh Fraught With Problems
Authorities offer incentives for refugees to return, but little grows on their land and employment prospects are grim.
Judge Investigates Karadzic Deal Allegations
He asks Swedish foreign minister to come forward with any information he might have.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.