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Tracking Down Shady Passport Trade in Afghanistan

Clandestine meetings and confrontational officials make pinning down details of illicit passport sales a difficult job.

3 Feb 12
Visitors from Serbia laying flowers at a monument to those killed at the Ovcara farm. Yugoslav army soldiers took some 260 patients and staff from Vukovar’s hospital and murdered them here. (Photo: Vladimir Dmitric)
Visitors from Serbia laying flowers at a monument to those killed at the Ovcara farm. Yugoslav army soldiers took some 260 patients and staff from Vukovar’s hospital and murdered them here. (Photo: Vladimir Dmitric)

Vukovar Trip Leaves Indelible Impression of Horror

Serbian journalist recounts emotional visit to scenes of past bloodshed in Croatia.

23 Jan 12

DRC Rape Victims Waiting for Justice

31 Oct 11

Kyrgyz Politicians Fail to Inspire

19 Oct 11

Local Reconstruction Effort Goes Awry

18 Oct 11
Batumi is a major port on the Black Sea but many Georgian sailors venture much further onto the high seas. (Photo: Giorgi Kupatadze)
Batumi is a major port on the Black Sea but many Georgian sailors venture much further onto the high seas. (Photo: Giorgi Kupatadze)

Georgian Sailors Brave Piracy, Bureaucracy

16 Sep 11

Armenian-Azeri Dispute Shifts to European Court

28 Jul 11

Grave Corruption in Armenian Capital

14 Jul 11
Amra Draginic, one of many young Bosnians who prefer to travel abroad than to other parts of their country. (Photo: Mirza Ajnadzić)
Amra Draginic, one of many young Bosnians who prefer to travel abroad than to other parts of their country. (Photo: Mirza Ajnadzić)

Bosnia's Youth Divided by Legacy of War

1 Jul 11

Faith in DRC Justice Bolstered After High Profile Case

24 Jun 11

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