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Japan Quake Prompts Armenian Nuclear Worries
Authorities insist aging plant is earthquake-proof.
Azerbaijan Slow to Tackle HIV Health Needs
Fewer recorded cases than Russia, but country needs more specialised clinics offering treatment.
Armenia Moves to Control NGOs
Civil society leaders believe the state intends to restrict their activities.
"Russian Lesson" Provokes Fury in Armenia
Outspoken Moscow media official suggests Armenia should adopt Russian as an official language.
Georgia Presses NATO for Positive Signal
Political leaders say membership plan should be agreed this year if NATO is serious about inviting Georgia to join.
Comment: In Search of a Solution
It is in the interests of both Russia and the European Union to solve a problem knocking at both their doors.
US Imposes Harsh Regime in Kut
Townspeople fondly recall former occupation by Ukrainian soldiers, whom they describe as simple and friendly.
Andijan Refugees Given Asylum
Uzbeks who fled massacre offered new life abroad, though fate of some remains unclear.
Romania’s Election Surprise
The potentially far-reaching regional impact of this week's pivotal elections in Romania.