Unfinished Business at the Prlic Trial
BBC journalist defends a documentary he filmed in the divided city of Mostar in 1993.
BBC journalist defends a documentary he filmed in the divided city of Mostar in 1993.
A swift end to the multinational military presence would lead to mayhem, with the army still incapable of holding down armed militias and al-Qaeda insurgents.
Women and children increasingly falling victim to the capital’s kidnapping gangs.
With many locals struggling to pay their rents, plans for a luxury development have not gone down well.
“Mountain Jews” live harmoniously with their Muslim neighbours in the north of the country.
Officials in Adygeia accused of cashing in on a fraudulent version of history.
The spiraling sectarian violence is taking its toll on IWPR journalists - but they’re determined to keep going.
Modern cellphones may be convenient, but many Iraqis are abandoning them because they bear nothing but bad news.
Perceived American indifference to Lebanese Muslims’ suffering seen as damaging to the United States’ allies in Afghanistan, and a gift to its enemies.
Police patrol the streets and comb the mountains in search of the armed Islamic forces that raided Nalchik last year.