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Why is Russia resisting international help with its spiralling drugs problem, asks Susan Richards? While the...

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Could historical enemies Armenia and Turkey be moving towards reconciliation? Despite the potential pitfalls,...

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Listen to a podcast of the openDemocracy Russia evening on 2 July 2009 in London. The editor of openDemocracy's...

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In Chechnya there is no crime committed by a member of the Russian armed forces against a Chechen national which...

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Published on: 23 July 2003

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Despite all the differences between the two wars, and the countries prosecuting them, the parallels provide a tool...

Why was a warlord allowed to sue a British journalist?