Kremlin Seeks New Chechen Plan
President Putin is seeking new ways of pulling Russia out of the Chechen morass - but the military is unwilling to play along.
President Putin is seeking new ways of pulling Russia out of the Chechen morass - but the military is unwilling to play along.
Interior Minister Alu Alkhanov is emerging as Kremlin's favourite to be next president of Chechnya - but has Moscow got a long-term strategy for the war-torn republic?
In his first interview since stepping down as Council of Europe rapporteur on Chechnya, Lord Judd tells IWPR the political dialogue sponsored by the body must continue.
Kadyrov battles to control Chechnya's oil as part of a wider power struggle in Grozny and Moscow.
The war-torn republic is gearing up for a constitution that will controversially affirm its status as part of Russia.
Chechnya’s high-profile security boss Ramzan Kadyrov is promising to check compensation fraud – but how far will he go?
What does the future hold for the powerful son of murdered Chechen leader Akhmad Kadyrov?
Peace in Chechnya is a virtual impossibility as long as Moscow continues to make demands that no rebel leader can realistically deliver.
Tension is growing again amongst displaced Chechens in Ingushetia.
Russian forces have found winning the hearts and minds of local Chechens much harder than winning the war.