IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
City’s river flows once more after years of drought reduced it to little more than a trickle.
Some observers say eradication programme is too little too late, but farmers insist they have no alternative to growing the deadly crop.
Imprecise procedural rules accounted for the embarrassing confusion on the first day of the Afghan grand assembly.
Reformist interior minister slices away at power of police strongman.
Conservative Islamists opposed to women's education stage a string of attacks across the country.
Afghanistan's leaders are ready to accept foreign assistance to rebuild
The Georgian government tries to reclaim a central Tbilisi hotel from its refugee residents.
Old guard shaken by dismissal of influential internal security minister.
As Moscow faces a power vacuum in Chechnya after the death of Akhmad Kadyrov, should the international community get involved?