The Nakhichevan Factor
What is it about Nakhichevan? Although comprising only 10 per cent of the Azerbaijani population, virtually every member of the country's political elite hails from the tiny enclave.
19 Nov 99
Turkey
GEORGIA - FINDING A ROAD FROM STABILITY TO PROSPERITY
There are clear improvements in the Georgian economy - yet more than half of the country's unemployed have been out of work for more than three years and 41 percent of this group are professionally qualified. Half are women.
12 Nov 99
New Appointments to Replace Murdered Armenian Officials
On the surface at least, constitutional order has been preserved in Armenia in the wake of the October 27 attack on the Yerevan parliament - but tensions with the military continue.
4 Nov 99
Talks Spell Hope For Karabakh Accord
Meetings this month between the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan are raising expectations of a peace agreement over the disputed territory.
22 Oct 99
Kordic and Cerkez: Surprising Witness
Tribunal Update 136: Last Week in The Hague (26-31 July, 1999)
31 Jul 99
Kosovo Rape Victims Suffer Twice
The use of rape as a weapon of war was widespread in Kosovo. But the scale of the atrocities have been hidden by Albanian communities to hide their "shame" from the outside world.
18 Jun 99
Where Next for the Displaced?
About 110,000 refugees remain in Macedonia, and the hard questions begin: what will they do, where will they go, will they ever return? And will last week's promises of help ever materialise?
15 Apr 99
Serbia's Muslims Leave the Sandzak
Tensions are rising in the Sandzak, a predominantly Muslim region within Serbia. Many Muslims fear that ethnic cleansing awaits them too, and are leaving. Those who remain are being asked to help finance the Yugoslav Army.
9 Apr 99
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