Armenia Nervous At Middle East Meltdown
Historic ties with Jerusalem and its environs give Armenians special reason to be worried about the worsening violence in the Middle East
Historic ties with Jerusalem and its environs give Armenians special reason to be worried about the worsening violence in the Middle East
With Heidar Aliev's visit to Moscow, Azerbaijan and Russia have buried more of their differences.
Rival groups claim the Adygeans have no right to call the North Caucasus their "ethnic homeland"
Chechnya's rival leaders are waging a war of words in cyberspace
Bosnian nationalist leaders back-pedal on threats to revoke accreditation of "meddlesome" US ambassador.
The blaze of publicity which surrounded the hijacking of a Russian aeroplane last week could well serve the interests of Islamic extremist groups
The war in Chechnya has inspired new political sympathies between Russia and Israel - but President Putin is still wary of taking sides in the Middle East crisis
Whilst waging a bitter campaign in Chechnya, President Vladimir Putin is fighting rearguard actions against the Russian oligarchs and the regional governors. Perhaps he has bitten off more than he can chew.
The booming traffic in illegal immigrants through Bosnia could scupper the nation's chances of European integration
The Baku government's failure to improve social and economic conditions for women has forced many of them to turn to prostitution.