Life in Crimea Takes Surreal Turn
“I don’t think a person can change homeland from one day to the next.”
“I don’t think a person can change homeland from one day to the next.”
Kiev-based advertising executive discusses the investment climate amid continuing uncertainty about Moscow’s intentions.
IWPR’s country director had book confiscated just because it was published in Armenia.
Opposition divided between advocates of violent and peaceful means of resolving conflict.
Local activist describes destruction in villages and indiscriminate killing.
Newspaper correspondent describes tense aftermath of violence in west Kazakstan oil town.
Activist says situation just like original uprising in January.
Exiled journalist describes the threats and intimidation directed against the local press.
Exultant Libyans say they feel reborn following the killing of Gaddafi who for so long cast a dark shadow over so many of his people.