Young People Increasingly Drawn to Islam
Moderate clerics say heavy-handed authorities fail to distinguish between ordinary mosque-goers and extremists.
Moderate clerics say heavy-handed authorities fail to distinguish between ordinary mosque-goers and extremists.
The Turkish army makes war-like noises and Sunni extremists stage hit-and-run raids along the border with Iran.
Looming referendum to decide Kirkuk’s future fuels sectarian violence in this mixed city.
Security-aware Iraqis try to minimise the risks as they negotiate their way through Baghdad.
Life is poor in Azerbaijan’s exclave province, where the authorities keep everything tightly under control.
Could dissolution of CFE treaty herald outbreak of conflict in the Caucasus?
Cash-strapped young women reveal how they go abroad to earn money fleecing men at nightclubs.
Women looking for work are being tricked into sexual slavery, with some trafficked abroad.
Karabakh conflict doesn’t stop Armenians and Azeris buying each others’ goods.
A law requiring women to have a male guardian sign their passport application angers women in Iraqi Kurdistan.