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A new generation is standing up for what they believe in - and they refuse to be intimidated. -
The province is coming back to life after years of conflict. -
Powerful gesture brings volunteers together to launch empowerment campaign. -
Activists work to break down stereotypes and celebrate co-existence. -
Grassroots efforts promote solidarity between members of different religions.
23 Sep 03
Exiles who've returned to help build Iraq find themselves up against an entrenched elite largely untouched by the war.
14 Aug 03
Anti-American brewing entrepreneur plans to take US drinks market by storm.
25 Jul 03
The International Monetary Fund is running out of patience with Tbilisi’s failure to implement reforms.
19 Jul 03
A mysterious blood disease is taking its toll on Azerbaijani youngsters.
15 May 03
Two suicide attacks in three days indicate a shift in tactics by Chechen guerrillas.
1 May 03
Descendents of Caucasus emigres hoped to make new lives back in their ancestral lands, but many are giving up in disappointment
11 Apr 03
Thousands of Kurds forced to leave Nagorny Karabakh a decade ago find themselves under threat once more.
11 Apr 03
Council of Europe is pressing for a special international tribunal to deal with war crimes in Chechnya.
3 Apr 03
A Russian Orthodox church in Baku has opened its doors for the first time in eight decades.
27 Mar 03
Tbilisi is dramatically shoring up its military alliance with the United States
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Mosul: Culture and concerts where IS once reigned
For almost three years, while her home city of Mosul was under occupation by so-called Islamic State (IS), Tahani Salih kept a daily diary documenting their crimes.
By Daniella Peled, IWPR Managing Editor
