Portrait Ramzan Kadyrov: The Idi Amin of the Caucasus?

Effective March 2, 2007, Chechnya has a new president who grew up amidst the extreme violence of a ten-year-long civil war and who is known today for his dubious economic and political machinations. By Marcus Bensmann

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