Conflict

Libya: Opposition Leadership Under Strain

Killing of rebel commander puts pressure on Benghazi administration to rein in militias.

Has Younis Killing Weakened Libyan Rebels?

Opposition sympathisers acknowledge commander’s death was a setback but insist it has not affected morale.

Bosnia War Victims' Compensation Struggle

Fifteen years after the war, many victims have yet to be compensated for suffering they endured.

What Next for Saakashvili?

Deadly Mines Still Take Toll in Afghanistan

Despite clearance efforts, forgotten landmines cause 50 casualties a month.

Armenian-Azeri Dispute Shifts to European Court

Mixed Feelings Over Helmand Handover

Afghan satisfaction at gaining control of security mixed with fears for future stability.

Afghans Recall Sons From Extremist Madrassas

Reports of young suicide bombers prompt parents to rethink wisdom of sending children to study at Islamic schools in Pakistan.

Fighting Terrorism, Kazak-Style

Afghan Gloom

Killing of president's brother and Kabul hotel attack are weather vanes pointing to a dark future for Afghanistan.