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The small village Laza, 270 km north of Azerbaijan's capital Baku, is the starting point for expeditions into the country's mountaineous regions.

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From Laza, mountaineers often set off to climb Azerbaijan's highest peak, the Shahdaq (king) mountain (4,243 metres).

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A memorial in Azerbaijan's capital reminds of the events of 20 January 1990, when the Red Army rolled into Baku.

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The Khinaliq village is one of the most remote places in Azerbaijan, tucked deeply into the mountains in the northern parts of the country. The villagers once cultivated henna (khina in Azeri), hence the name Khinaliq (place of henna).

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Blessings and flowers accompany Moldovan military forces as they roll out from the Cocieri military base, 14 August 2003.

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Flowers decorate a Moldovan armoured vehicle as it moves onto a waiting ferry to cross the River Dniestr, 14 August 2003.

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Col. Jan Nadolski, military mission member of the OSCE Mission to Moldova, congratulates a young Moldovan conscript on the withdrawal from the security zone as they prepare to cross the river Dniestr, 14 August 2003.

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Blessings and flowers accompany Moldovan forces as they roll out from the Cocieri military base, 14 August 2003.

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OSCE Senior Police Adviser, Richard Monk (right), and Kyrgyz Police Academy Rector General Beksultan Ishimov signed a key agreement on a comprehensive OSCE police assistance programme on 7 August 2003.

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Former Head of the OSCE Centre in Bishkek, Ambassador Aydin Idil, signs a key agreement to launch a comprehensive OSCE police assistance programme in Kyrgyzstan, 7 August 2003.

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Summer schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina are giving some Roma children a chance to attend school for the very first time, 7 August 2003.

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Head of Mission Pascal Fieschi visits new returnees to Biti e Epërme/Gornja Bitinja in Kosovo, July 2003.