Kyrgyzstan Violence “Alarm Bell” for Central Asia
Regional leaders should not conclude that cure to unrest lies in more repression, analysts say.
18 Dec 10
Conflict resolution
Kyrgyz Authorities Struggle to Curb Land Grabs
Landless take law into own hands, while authorities have been hesitant about confronting them.
26 Nov 10
US and Russia Should Not Compete in Central Asia
Symbiosis, not great power rivalry the way forward, leading expert Alexei Malashenko says.
10 Nov 10
Armenian-Azerbaijani Water Politics
21 Oct 10
The Village the War Forgot
They may be from different ethnic groups, but the residents of Baljvine never took up arms against each other.
29 Sep 10
Yearning for Derventa
As a refugee Meho longed to go back to Derventa, drawn by his love of the river that flows by the town.
28 Sep 10
Ugandans Divided Over Somalia Strategy
Kampala bombing raises questions about wisdom of sending Ugandan troops to keep peace in Somalia.
8 Sep 10
Iraqis Divided Over US Troop Exit
Views of American withdrawal coloured by political party allegiances.
3 Sep 10
Iraq After US Withdrawal – End of Era or New Beginning?
Time for Iraqi leaders to take steps to prevent regional players moving in to further their own agendas.
27 Aug 10
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