Karabakh Refugees Closer to Compensation
Despite win in Europe’s human rights courts, political stalemate is likely to draw out the process of paying reparations to families displaced by war.
Despite win in Europe’s human rights courts, political stalemate is likely to draw out the process of paying reparations to families displaced by war.
Pragmatism wins out in agreement to sort out defective waterways vital to both sides.
Virtually no efforts are taking place to counter violent extremism through civil society engagement in the country.
Government think-tank says 8,000 militants are operating in parts of Afghanistan near to the Tajik frontier.
In the Pankisi Gorge, locals call for more action to stop young men going off to fight in Syria.
Mood of general support for reconciliation with Taleban, in a survey group of around 2,000.
Five years on from bloodshed, shiny new buildings belie an enduring sense of unease and mistrust between ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbeks.
Economic development in Osh seen as way of preventing future conflicts.
June 2010 bloodletting remains difficult subject.
Government believes it has done enough to prevent further trouble.