Ethnic Uzbeks in Osh fear losing their homes and land whether to vigilante posses or legal maneuvers. by Temir Akmatov 13 January 2011 OSH, Kyrgyzstan | Early in November hundreds of Kyrgyz...
As the brutality continues in southern Kyrgyzstan, aid workers and firefighters find themselves at risk. From EurasiaNet. by Alisher Khamidov 15 June 2010 OSH | Not only is southern Kyrgyzstan...
by Hamid Toursunov The violence in southern Kyrgyzstan that took more than 100 lives over the past week has been widely described as ethnic clashes, with gangs of young Kyrgyz men targeting members...
After 10 years, many Romani refugees from the Kosovo conflict can neither return to their old homes nor build new ones abroad. by Michael J. Jordan and Shejla Fidani SHUTO ORIZARI, Macedonia, and...
Kyrgyzstan's ethnic Russians, isolated and increasingly powerless, are heading to the Motherland in droves. by Hamid Toursunov 25 March 2010 OSH, Kyrgyzstan | Natasha Antonova was born 37 years...
by Ivana Howard 25 February 2010 Civil society needs to stand up to Bosnia's new hate-speech demagogues. As Bosnia lurches toward a train wreck of political confrontation prior to the October...
by Donald Rayfield Both sides are guilty of lies and miscalculations, but a mix of vision and realism could still help stabilize the region. The Georgia-Russia war of 8-12 August 2008 has left a...
by Molly Corso Georgian villagers are slowly returning home in the wake of the Russian army's withdrawal from checkpoints in the so-called "buffer zone" outside breakaway South Ossetia. While most...
by Leah Kohlenberg For many refugees of the Caucasus war, homelessness is an all-too-familiar story. TBILISI - Hunched over a makeshift ironing board crafted from a school teacher's desk,...
by Liza Valieva Residents of the war zone emerge from their hiding places and start to rebuild. [Nearly two weeks after fighting broke out between Georgia and Russia over South Ossetia, journalist...