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People continue to die because of bomb blasts in Azerbaijan, even in spite of mine-clearance efforts.

Human rights advocates are concerned about an outbreak of anti-refugee and anti-Chechen sentiments in Ingushetia.

Georgian leaders make menacing statements as South Ossetia releases Georgian servicemen imprisoned on July 7.

An explosion of a noise grenade resulted in two officers of Altai's Internal Affairs Ministry dying.

Federal forces conduct a "clean-up" in a camp where many of the staff live of the Society for Russian-Chechen Friendship.

Abkhazia's leadership intends to pass over to South Ossetia lists of people having committed grave crimes against the people of Abkhazia during the 1992-93 conflict and 10 years after the end of it.

People are beginning to leave for safer areas as rumors persist in Chechnya about possible resumption of large-scale military action soon.

Panic spreads among S. Ossetia's Georgian population as detained Georgian military men are being humiliated, while authorities make warlike statements.

Some Georgian bus drivers were recently reported to claim to have reached a transit agreement with Abkhazia, which the latter denies.

Members of Juma, a religious community, lodge complaints about police abuse as police detain other believers.

S. Ossetian President Eduard Kokoity says the seizure of a peacekeeping column by the Georgian military on July 7 is viewed as a declaration of war.

Abdula Aliev, a Wahhabi ideologist from Dagestan who has lived in Turkey since 1999, has arrived home to "apologize."

An eight-year-old girl from Chechnya who had lost her hands and an eye because of a booby-trap explosion will be fitted with prosthetics in Dublin, Ireland.

Abkhazian Internal Affairs Minister Beslan Beiia says there are no Turkish nationals illegally working in the republic.

Human rights advocates have won a case over an illegal deportation by law enforcement agencies.