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Magomed Tagaev, an ideologist of Dagestani separatists, has been sentenced to ten years in hard labor camp.

Oddly enough, Chechnya's leadership is against the return of the OSCE Mission to the region, even when Russia's leaders are not.

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

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

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

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.

Residents of the Sunzha district are getting alarmed as military forces are sent in and local law enforcement and security agencies are taking tough action.

After the tragic events in Ingushetia on the night of June 22, forced migrants from Chechnya feel federal and local authorities openly making use of that to evict thousands of refugees back to Chechnya.

A delegation of Chechnya's public and clergy arrived in Nazran, Ingushetia, on July 2 to give assurances of brotherly ties between Chechnya and Ingushetia.

People continue to be abducted and killed in Chechnya.

The military claims to have hit three rebels involved in Ingushetia events on July 22, while a human rights activist doubts that.

A conference in Grozny has elected Alu Alkhanov, head of Chechnya's Internal Affairs Ministry, chairman of a Public board for control over state spending.

Three Dagestanis will go on trial for what appears to be a set-up by security agencies.

"We will monitor the Chechen elections, but we do not intend to send observers for them," Chairman of the Moscow Helsinki Group Lyudmila Alekseyeva said.