New Claims of Bosnian Army Ties With Mujahedin
The case against two high-ranking Bosnian army commanders may be reopened to admit documents which allegedly link accused to foreign fighters.
The case against two high-ranking Bosnian army commanders may be reopened to admit documents which allegedly link accused to foreign fighters.
Military checkpoints and road closures bring transport deadlock.
Liquor sales in Baghdad rise, as threat from insurgents lessens following government crackdown.
Women who wed according to traditional custom are left with few rights.
Having fled Iraq, Iran and Pakistan, 29 refugees are seeking sanctuary in Afghanistan.
Conference delegates won’t sit down to talk to groups they deem to be terrorists.
Policemen jailed and a minister fired for boycotting the constitution poll.
Women in politics continue to confront gender barriers that prevent them from holding positions of real power.
By Arslan Berdyev in Ashgabat (RCA No. 143, 3-Sep-02)