Georgian President Hails Poll Victory
Opposition considers future strategy as governing party claims election triumph.
Karabakh's Energy Crunch
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Some fear the worst if the Socialist Party joins nationalist parties in a coalition government.
Stanisic Trial Adjourned on Appeal
Appeal judges order that trial be suspended due to accused’s health problems.
Croat Troops' Testimony Challenged
Expert witness suggests soldiers’ account of alleged attempt to assassinate Croat politician was contradictory.
Court Hears SRS Massacre Allegations
But Seselj denies his Serbian Radical Party volunteers took part in killings.
Georgia: Fears of War With Russia
Recriminations traded between Tbilisi and Moscow sound increasingly warlike.
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