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CRS Issue 392 | Institute for War and Peace Reporting

ЮЖНАЯ ОСЕТИЯ: БОРЬБА «ПРЕЗИДЕНТОВ» СТАНОВИТСЯ ВСЕ СЕРЬЕЗНЕЕ

Irina Kelekhsayeva

24 May 07

Грузинские власти усиленно демонстрируют свое благоволение к «альтернативному» президенту Южной Осетии

АРМЕНИЯ: ПРАВЯЩАЯ ПАРТИЯ СОКРУШИЛА ОППОЗИЦИЮ

Rita Karapetian

22 May 07

Личный и политический триумф нового премьер-министра.

АЗЕРБАЙДЖАН: НЕКОНТРОЛИРУЕМЫЕ БРАКОНЬЕРЫ

18 May 07

Рыбные запасы Каспия уничтожаются взрывчаткой.

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