Fear and Repression in “Reformed” Turkmenistan
Four years after new president promised change, dissenting voices continue to be stamped out.
Four years after new president promised change, dissenting voices continue to be stamped out.
The president claims a landslide victory, while his opponents say it lacks credibility.
Where will the two warring nations play their European qualification matches?
Commentators say number of incidents is rising compared with previous years.
Armenia may say it is committed to democracy, but as it nears membership in the Council of Europe, proof on the ground remains hard to find.
The spectre of revolution is being used by both sides in the Kazak election campaign to scare each other, but it does not add up to much more than talk.
Albanians warn of a fresh government military offensive once NATO disarms rebel units.
Life is difficult for the people of Moldova and Transdniester, and confusion over the unofficial border that divides them only adds to the misery.
Proposed law envisages a year in jail for anyone deemed to be promoting a“positive attitude” to homosexuality.