Babies Born With Health Problems
In our second feature on Kyrgyzstan, Oxana Polyakova looks at the problems that can affect newborn babies because of lack of awareness about ante-natal health issues.
Schoolteacher Shortage Continues
Rural schools in Kyrgyzstan continue to be short of teaching staff as the profession is so poorly paid.
Transcripts of “Milosevic Conversations” Auctioned
Controversial documents are sold on Serbian internet auction site.
Former Bosnian President Blames "Greater Serbia Policy" for War
Sulejman Tihic says Bosnia was already in a state of war before independence referendum.
Prosecutor Accuses Witnesses of Lying to Protect Lukic
One defence witness denies his testimony is “tissue of lies” aimed at helping accused.
Pocar: UN Should Keep Tribunal Open
Judge tells Belgrade conference he expects Hague court’s mandate will be extended.
Zupljanin Wants Trial With Karadzic
Accused says a joint trial is in “interests of justice”.
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