Special Report

South Caucasus Hopeful for Closer Ties with Iran

The Islamic Republic's re-entry into international markets may inject new life into the region’s economy.

ICC Prosecutor Seeks Investigation of Russia-Georgia War

Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda says there are reasonable grounds to look into crimes allegedly committed during 2008 conflict.

Tajik, Afghan Officials Play Down Border Security Fears

Concerns that militant and drug-trafficking threats might rise after NATO-led forces leave Afghanistan.

Hague Tribunal: Truth, Justice – and Reconciliation Too?

As court winds up its work, Bosnian communities don’t all buy into the common historical narrative it was supposed to provide.

Afghan Youth Debates: Candidates Accused of Lacking Policies

Bosnian Census Risks Deepening Ethnic Rifts

Politicians rush to claim triumph for their own particular group, even though census data on ethnicity hasn’t come out yet.

ICC to Unveil New Investigation Strategy

Observers say lessons urgently need to be learnt from prosecution failings.

Football Gives Hope to Bosnia's Disadvantaged

International project helps homeless and underprivileged players to help themselves.

Bosnian Women Seek New Roles

Despite greater opportunities for women, old gender stereotypes remain strong.

Handicrafts Give Bosnian Women New Independence

Association of home workers opens up foreign markets to boost their incomes.