Chechnya: New Methods, Same Old Abuses
A night-time campaign of kidnappings and murders continues to terrorise Chechnya.
A night-time campaign of kidnappings and murders continues to terrorise Chechnya.
Schoolteachers are the latest to protest against a big pay rise awarded to members of the Karabakh government
A new anti-corruption programme could help change Azerbaijan’s corrupt bureaucracy – if it is enforced.
A dispute is still raging over how many Ingush refugees deserve the right of return to North Ossetia.
New Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili begins a rethink of his country’s policy on Abkhazia.
Despite a New Year’s presidential pardon, Azerbaijan’s jails hold many political prisoners, critics say.
America is strongly backing a move to end Russia’s military presence in the republic – possibly so it can then send in its own personnel.
Thousands of Armenian women end up being sexually exploited in Turkey or the UAE – and the perpetrators are going unpunished.
The opposition grows bolder in Georgia’s dissident Black Sea province.
Another New Year in Chechnya offers no sign that the conflict is ending.