Anti-Iranian Feeling Runs High in Azeri Capital
Environmental protests in Iran spark concerns about ethnic Azerbaijanis living around shrinking lake.
9 Sep 11
Protests
Syria Activist Fears Family Targeted
Exiled opposition figure based in Washington tells of harassment and arrest of relatives back home.
9 Sep 11
Israelis Divided Over Arab Spring
Amid growing tensions with Egypt, leaders and peace activists at odds over implications of uprisings for country’s security.
8 Sep 11
Anger at End of Mubarak Trial Broadcasts
Others argue that there are more pressing issues than showing trial live on TV.
6 Sep 11
Tajiks to Retain Control of Afghan Frontier
No self-respecting nation can allow someone else to guard its borders, whatever ambitions Moscow might have, analysts say.
2 Sep 11
Syrian Kurds Seek Autonomy
Hopes that uprising will lead to better future for Kurdish minority.
30 Aug 11
Reprisals Merely Anger Protesting Kazak Oil Workers
Recent trials of labour activists unlikely to deter further protests but certain to increase resentment.
28 Aug 11
Anger at Slow Pace of Tunisian Trials
Demonstrations as former regime figures appear to escape justice.
25 Aug 11
Double Festivities for Libyan Diaspora
Exiles prepare to go back to visit family and help rebuild country.
24 Aug 11
Syria Becomes Focus of Iranian-Turkish Rivalry
As unrest continues across the Arab world, regional players Turkey and Iran are seeking a greater role in the region.
24 Aug 11
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