Defence Lawyers Cry Foul Over Pay System
The concept of a fair trial is allegedly being put in jeopardy by a new method of paying counsel.
9 Nov 05
China
Tajikistan: Ismaili Resurgence
Members of a minority faith punch above their weight as their spiritual leader is also a major aid donor.
5 Nov 05
Afghanistan: The Price of Beauty
Women influenced by television glamour are eager to spruce up their image - but their quest for beauty can result in disaster.
3 Nov 05
Kyrgyz Refugees Long for Recognition
Poverty and lack of legal status hit women hardest in the refugee community.
20 Oct 05
Milosevic Flatters to Deceive
Slobodan Milosevic's twisted perception of recent history turns the anniversary of defeat in Kosovo into victory celebrations.
6 Sep 05
Comment: The Unrealistic Dream of a Multi-Ethnic Kosova
The international community wants to end debate over the crimes in Kosova and reach an understanding between Serbs and Albanians. But so soon after the war, cohabitation cannot work and a new strategy for living side-by-side must be found.
6 Sep 05
Macedonia's 'Taiwan Adventure' Ends
Macedonia seeks closer ties with China after attempts to court Taiwanese investment come to naught
6 Sep 05
Milosevic Network Unravels
Despite retaining the SPS leadership Slobodan Milosevic's world is crumbling.
6 Sep 05
Field of Deadly Chemicals Alarms Albanians
The discovery of a field near Tirana containing a forgotten stockpile of deadly chemicals is raising environmental concerns.
2 Aug 05
Comment: Trajkovski - A Leader who Crossed the Divide
A year after the death of Boris Trajkovski, the legacy of this unusual pastor-turned-politician haunts and inspires Macedonia.
2 Aug 05
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