Azeri Newspaper to Fight Property Seizure
Editors say judicial action is punishment for Khural paper’s critical stance.
21 Oct 11
Caucasus
Armenia: Legal Limbo for "Deleted" Yerevan District
Unable to move out because their homes are condemned, hundreds of homeowners in capital see no way forward.
21 Oct 11
Report Spurs Review of Georgia Childcare Reform
IWPR story found that owing to hurried nature of changes, children’s conditions had often worsened.
21 Oct 11
Armenia: Opposition Group Backs Down on Protests
After calling out supporters to demonstrate and then sending them home, Armenian National Congress has some ground to make up in order to remain serious political force.
14 Oct 11
Azerbaijani Islamists Angered at Leader's Conviction
Campaign to overturn headscarf ban in schools to continue.
14 Oct 11
E-Government Slow to Take Off in Azerbaijan
Even when ministry websites invite online questions, they often fail to answer them.
14 Oct 11
Georgian Environmentalists Fear Hunting Free-For-All
Deregulation will bring in plenty of cash from foreign hunters, but already endangered species will be on offer.
10 Oct 11
Armenian Army Deaths Cause Outcry
Defence ministry forced to become more open than previously.
9 Oct 11
Georgia Struggles to Find Viable Paths to Peace
Government roadmap envisages direct route to restoring sovereignty over Abkhazia and South Ossetia, but experts say more innovative approaches are needed.
30 Sep 11
South Caucasus: Selective Abortion Means Fewer Girls Born
Experts doubt whether legal ban on sex selection would curb preference for male children.
30 Sep 11
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