• Today Grozny - tomorrow the world!
• Twelve rebels killed in southern Russia
• Over 1,000 in Chechnya protest parole of colonel
• Six women shot dead in Chechnya
• Mayor Killed in North Ossetia Capital
• South Ossetians Enter Georgian Village; EU Concerned
• A. Zakaev ‘Umar Khambiev is a private individual’
• Bombs kill at least 2 Russian soldiers in Chechnya
• Gunmen kill two policemen in southern Russia-RIA
• Russian soldier killed, four injured in Caucasus attacks
• Bodyguards foil assassination of Chechen leader: report
• Soldier killed in clash with rebel band in Chechnya
• Russia: Stop ‘dirty war’ tactics in Ingushetia
• Human Rights Watch urges Russia to end abuses
• Several killed in Russia's North Caucasus
• Sweden rejects Russia's extradition request
• Russian security forces kill 5 suspected militants in raid near Chechnya
• Medvedev promises to probe attacks on journalists
• Relocation of Chechen 'genocide' memorial opens wounds
• Krasnoyarsk contract soldier killed in Chechnya
• 6 police killed in Chechnya attacks
• Journalist Expelled from Chechnya
• FSB helicopter attacked in Chechnya
• Russian Defense Ministry postpones ruling on controversial Chechen battalion
• Attackers killed in shootout with police in Chechnya
• Police officer abducted in Chechnya
• Grenade thrown in fire kills two teens
• Chechen crime boss has disappeared
• Putin critic disappears in Berlin
• Fall in Russia arms sales to China
• The Russian terrorists have taken 14 years old hostage
• Politkovskaya killer 'identified'
• 'Georgia seeks green light from US to attack Abkhazia'
• Two Dagestani journalists killed same day
• The military operation in Urus-Martan district
• The Month in Brief - February 2008
• Teenager hurt in mine explosion in Chechnya
• Dagestani journalists react against media owners
• Soccer-Chechnya makes top flight comeback
• Ingushes prevented from holding public congress
• Welcome to Chechnya, soccer's latest outpost
• Chechen refugees send out a message from Europe
• Rally in Grozny against suspended sentence for Korgun
• Chechens have to bribe for compensation

• Letter to the Prime Minister of Kosovo
• The ChRI Cabinet of Ministers Chairman
• Statement by the ChRI Prosecutor General’s Office
• New resolutions of the ChRI Parliament
• Statement by the ChRI Government
• Statement by Uvais Akhmadov
• Address by the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the ChRI Akhmed Zakaev

A. ZAKAEV: "WE ARE LOOKING FOR WAY FOR CHECHNYA'S INDEPENDENCE TO BE RECOGNIZED"
December, 26th 2008

«Marsho»: Rights, not just individual rights, but rights of whole nations, irrespective of their size, should be protected in accordance with the UN declared principles. In real life, however, things are not as simple as they appear in declarations. If the Kosovars, the Abkhaz and the Ossetians can set up their own independent states why aren’t we talking about the Chechens...

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IVAR AMUNDSEN: RUSSIA IS LOSING ITS CONTROL OVER CHECHNYA
December, 26th 2008

Andrey Sharogradsky: Since the armed conflict between Russia and Georgia the situation in the Caucasus has remained volatile and dangerous. Since the removal of President Zyazikov and the replacement of the heads of ‘power ministries’ [Ministry of the Interior and Defense Ministry] rebel attacks have continued in Ingushetia. The situation in Chechnya and Dagestan...

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A. ZAKAEV ANSWERS CHECHENPRESS READERS’ QUESTIONS
November, 27th 2008

This question is of particular importance to me and many others. In 1992 our Parliament introduced an alphabet based on the Latin script and it has been in use ever since, albeit not very widely. Yet when I read your official statements now, all I can see is the Cyrillic script which was imposed on us by the Soviet occupying forces. My friends and I are involved...

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Older Stories

• Circassian Congress calls for unification of Circassian Republics in North Caucasus
• Press release of the ChRI Government
• Three years after Nalchik, North Caucasus resistance remains potent, deadly force
• Statement by the Chairman of the ChRI Cabinet of Ministers A. Zakaev on Russia's recognition of the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia
• Statement by the CHRI Minister of Foreign Affairs, September, 1st 2008
• Statement by the CHRI Minister of Foreign Affairs
• A. Zakaev: The Inevitability of Retribution Protects Agains Crimes
• The Russian-Chechen War (V)
• Interview with the Minister of State of the ChRI Yaragi Abdulaev