Cool Welcome for Meskhetians
Muslims exiled by Stalin are to be legally entitled to go back at last, but convincing many Georgians this is a good idea is likely to be a difficult task.
Muslims exiled by Stalin are to be legally entitled to go back at last, but convincing many Georgians this is a good idea is likely to be a difficult task.
Political changes are now inevitable – but will they be gradual or turbulent?
Followers of Orthodoxy feel increasingly beleaguered as Turkmenbashi seeks to control the church.
Bishkek government struggling to stop thousands making risky trip to Britain for illegal work.
Closure of opposition party and move against major civil society group suggest Kazak leadership is keen to shore up power following events in Ukraine.
In the first of a series of updates on the campaign for the February 27 parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan, IWPR looks at key events of the week (RCA No. 340, 14-Jan-05)
Opposition parties run into legal difficulties, making their election chances even slimmer.
Agreement seen as sealing a strong relationship between two regional neighbours.
Author of new book says rights activists have painted a distorted picture of neighbourhood committees.
Opposition party is torn apart by a power struggle with old roots, but apparently driven by manipulation from outside.