Conflict
Divisions Among Egyptian Protesters
Some want to accept Mukbarak's concessions, while others say they don't go far enough.
Iran Faces Renewed Afghan Dam Sabotage Claims
Bakhshabad dam key to prosperity of western region, but would divert water away from Afghanistan’s neighbour.
Enhanced Security in Caucasus Isn't Enough
Russia needs long-term strategy to deal with the insurgency in its southern republics.
Witness Claims DRC Soldiers Raped Her
Prosecutors allege Congolese soldiers led by Bemba committed widespread abuses in CAR.
Illegal Mining Fuels DRC Conflict
Government crackdown appears to have done little to curb unlawful trade funding armed groups.
Armenians, Azeris Try to Build Bridges
But at gathering in London there were reminders of how far apart the two sides are.
Firms Linked to Conflict Minerals May Face Prosecution
Prosecutors being urged to use pillage charge to curb illicit trade in natural resources.
ICC War Victims Fund Under Strain
Money channelled to help those affected by crimes said to be insufficient to meet demand.
Ghosts of Abu Ghraib Haunt Local Sunnis
People living in vicinity of infamous jail say its dark legacy has cursed their lives.