Eurasia Press & News

Georgia’s opposition accused a police colonel on Monday of poisoning anti-government demonstrators with adulterated wine but officials said the protesters were simply drunk.

Georgia’s president has declared a state of emergency over the entire country for 15 days in the wake of opposition protests against his rule. Mikhail Saakashvili also banned all news broadcasts except state-run television on Wednesday and expelled three Russian diplomats, accusing Moscow of fomenting unrest.

About 50,000 Iraqi refugees face an uncertain future in Lebanon which have no right of asylum, a UN commissioner for

Pakistan will hold elections in February and lift the state of emergency imposed by President Pervez Musharraf very soon, say officials.

Turkey’s leading pro-Kurdish party called on the government on Thursday to grant autonomy to the mainly Kurdish southeast as a solution to the violence that has plagued the

According to occupation sources, a group of Mujahideen have attacked patrol unit of Chechen murtads (apostated, national traitors) in Chechen capital Jokhar’s Yandarbiy (former Oktyabrsk) district.

Twenty-two Muslim Brotherhood members were arrested Thursday after clashing with police in a northern Nile Delta village, police officials said.The clash erupted in

According to sources from the occupied Chechnya, conflicts grow between the groups of Chechen murtads (apostates, AKA national traitors). Moscow puppet leader Kadyrov with his high-and-mighty manners and sadism creates more and more number of enemies in his own environment.

Hizbullah’s number two Sheikh Naim Qassem warned on Thursday that the opposition would take the “appropriate measures” if the ruling March 14 alliance resorted to

All wars are hell, but some hells are worse than others. If Arkady Babchenko is to be believed, Russian conscripts fighting their country’s long, shambolic war in Chechnya suffered more at the hands of their own people than those of the enemy.