Changes to Kazakstan Criminal Law Seen as Threat to Human Rights
Renewed campaign on potentially far-reaching legal changes that are now before parliament.
Renewed campaign on potentially far-reaching legal changes that are now before parliament.
“We need 12 billion US dollars investment to create 300,000 more jobs.”
It will be near-impossible to fulfil EU-mandated obligations without a paradigm shift in how the ruling party views its role and place in the country’s history.
After a recent flurry of diplomacy, Yerevan and Baku seem closer than ever to attaining normalisation.
Moscow views peacekeeping efforts as an attempt to oust it from its previous role as sole mediator in the conflict.
MDC leader gives followers barely disguised signal to overthrow government.
The murder of opposition journalist Elmar Husseinov may have wider political repercussions in Baku.
Analysts say more must be done to look after the rights of Tajiks who go off to work in Russia.
Assaults on Zimbabwe's trade union leaders are undermining the political opposition's plans for mass demonstrations.
Talk of the Trans-Afghan Pipeline raises the prospect of big returns for investors and the Kabul government. But security remains the key unanswered question.