Conflict Legacy Haunts South Kyrgyzstan
One year on, true reconciliation remains distant prospect as ethnic communities pursue parallel existences.
9 Jun 11
Conflict resolution
"Banned" Investigator Regrets Kyrgyz Probe Response
Kimmo Kiljunen disappointed at persona non grata ruling, after painstaking investigation intended to help reconciliation process.
9 Jun 11
Azeri Eurovision Win Poses Armenian Dilemma
Both nations uncertain whether Yerevan should send singer to 2012 contest in Baku.
19 May 11
Georgia Close to "Circassian Genocide" Statement
Some analysts warn that delving too deep into other people’s history could create problems in the here and now.
19 May 11
Kyrgyzstan Report Draws Shaky Line Under Violence
Unsurprisingly, independent team’s findings get mixed reaction in fraught political environment.
17 May 11
Fading Reconstruction Hopes in Western Afghan District
Locals say insurgents feeding on resentment at undelivered pledges.
9 May 11
Afghan Police Criticised Over Mazar Violence
Questions over failure to contain protests that left at least 12 dead.
14 Apr 11
Afghans Debate Future US Presence
Some fear threats from neighbouring countries more than idea of permanent American military bases.
5 Apr 11
Georgia Seeks Gains From Russia in Trade Bloc Talks
Opposition leaders say government should focus on achievable economic deals with Moscow rather than pressing political demands.
11 Mar 11
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