Officials say there were more than 30 fatalities.

Controversy over the issue is threatening to turn the expected attention from another high-profile Baku event into a PR debacle.

Though they are of military age, the activists believe they’re being singled out and punished for protesting an opaque power transfer.

Idris Kadyrkulov’s resignation came amid implications he had lobbied for a company that lost a bid to print Kyrgyzstan’s passports.

On their return, all 16 men and four of the women were detained on suspicion of joining the Islamic State.

The program is meant to help ex-convicts, who often wear their criminal past inked on their bodies, reintegrate into mainstream society.

If Matraimov’s reputation as a financial resource for electoral campaigns has any substance, his public emergence threatens presidents past and present.   

Official shows unusual candor, but reason for decade-long ban sounds dubious.

A new poll finds that Armenians exhibit the greatest prevalence of anger in the world, and are far more peeved than their Caucasus neighbors.

Authorities went door-to-door intimidating potential protestors.