Kazak Unemployment Fears
Construction workers first to feel the pinch but others could follow.
Pocar: Extension to Tribunal Mandate Likely
But experts say some UN Security Council members want the court closed and may obstruct extension.
Prosecutors Say Stanisic Fit for Trial
Court case delayed for six months due to suspect’s ill health should now recommence, they say.
Armenia: Uranium Exploration Plans Provoke Fears
Multi-million dollar project leaves villagers worried that their health will suffer.
Georgians Far From Kodori Return
Refugees from the mountains of Abkhazia facing winter away from home.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.