Corrupt Police Prey on Travellers
IWPR reporter describes how a journey through southern Russia turned out to be more expensive than he’d bargained for.
Bosnian Serb Officer Deprived of Sleep Ahead of Trial
He says UN prison guards wake him up every half hour to check whether he is still alive.
Credibility of Gotovina Defence Witness Questioned
But defence dismisses prosecution claims about witness’s alleged foul play as unfounded.
Ex-Serbian Security Chief Absent as First Witness Testifies
Judges reject Jovica Stanisic’s claim that he is unfit to attend court and proceeds without him.
Kyrgyzstan's Lacklustre Election Campaign
Apathetic public and short run-up period leave little scope for candidates to build up head of steam.
Kyrgyz Abandon Passports Along With Country
Population loss has serious implications for Kyrgyzstan’s future, say experts.
Kazaks Agree to Joint WTO Approach
Almaty wants to use customs union to break down Russian trade barriers, and then bid for WTO membership.
Checkpoint Misery on Road to Vladikavkaz
IWPR reporters recount arduous trip from Baku to the North Ossetian capital.
UN Withdrawal Leaves Border Georgians Fearful
Georgian minority in Abkhazia feels especially exposed now international monitor are packing their bags.
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