Crimea: Tortured into Confession
The detention and sham trial of a reporter illustrates how the Russian-controlled authorities treat independent media on the peninsula.
10 Jul 23
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Kyrgyzstan Mulls Mandatory Licenses for all Video Content
Warning that draft resolution that foresees the introduction of blanket oversight could violate country’s constitution.
10 May 23
Armenia Talks Strain Turkey's Ties With Azerbaijan
Perceived cooling in relationship between Ankara and Baku may have ramifications for the latter’s energy strategy.
27 Apr 09
Sabre Rattling Over South Ossetia
Following South Ossetia’s rejection of a Georgian peace plan, is Tiblisi preparing for war?
18 Nov 05
Armenia Talks Strain Turkey's Ties With Azerbaijan
Perceived cooling in relationship between Ankara and Baku may have ramifications for the latter’s energy strategy.
13 May 09
The Belarus Awakening, as Seen from Georgia
Even the dim hope of democracy defeating Russian domination excites our own future prospects.
29 Sep 20
Moldova: Gagauz Language Lags Behind Russian
Numbers of speakers in the country’s autonomous region of Gagauzia are dwindling.
17 Jul 23
Breaking In, Holding On: the Women Reporters of Ankara
In a tough media landscape, parliamentary politics is a rare female stronghold– but equality remains elusive.
2 May 25
Georgia: Anger Soars Over “Foreign Agents” Law
The new legislation leaves the country on the verge of civil confrontation and international isolation.
16 May 24
Berdyansk: Life Under Russian Occupation
The coastal city would be preparing for the tourist season. Instead, there is little food, fuel or heat, and you can be killed for refusing to give a soldier your phone.
8 Apr 22
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