In total, about one hundred people were detained - among them are opposition leaders.
Edward Lucas: Georgia is “slipping away” from the West, influence of Russia, China being felt more and more
Lucas claims Georgia is not receiving enough support
Armenia: ruling party continues struggle against head of Constitutional Court
A case may soon launched against Hrayr Tovmasyan, however for now he will continue as head of the Constitutional Court
Almost a quarter of Armenian economy remains untaxed
Most of the hidden income comes from small and medium-sized businesses; large businesses generally pay taxes regularly
Ex NATO deputy sec-gen: “German model” for Georgia should be put on the table
The American diplomat’s interview on the possibility of NATO Article 5 not applying to Abkhazia and South Ossetia
Op-ed: why the idea of returning the death penalty in Russia is a sign of distrust in the gov’t
If a similar same prison term is given for a picket with posters and for murder, people will begin to support more primitive forms of justice.
Kurds enter alliance with Russia, Syrian President Assad – US to blame?
Trump's sudden decision to withdraw troops from Syria intensified Turkey's military operation and attack on the Kurds. All the details: what is happening in Syria and why America is being called a traitor
Op-Ed: Why it is so hard to be a pacifist in Azerbaijan
“Traitors” and bloodthirsty love for the motherland
Op-ed: Even if Abkhazia gets its own currency, will the authorities be able to manage it?
Abkhazia faces a dilemma: it is impossible to develop the economy by remaining in the zone of the Russian ruble, but the authorities are not ready for complex economic decisions
Op-ed: Russian elections over – main events just beginning
The Moscow pre-election protests were a demonstration of the strength of the opposition, and this is more important than the formal victory of the current authorities
A hydropower plant of war and peace
The fate of a hydroelectric power station divided by the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict
Op-ed: why the idea of returning the death penalty in Russia is a sign of distrust in the gov’t
If a similar same prison term is given for a picket with posters and for murder, people will begin to support more primitive forms of justice.
Chaotic Tbilisi: is the city becoming a modern metropolis or playground for powerful leaders?
A documentary about clashes between old and modern architecture in Tbilisi, the tourism boom in the city, controversial projects and urban activism
New form of tourism in Armenia: wilderness, adrenalin – and developing local businesses
70 kilometers through the mountains, with crossings through rivers and gorges, and stopovers in ancient villages
Azerbaijan’s independence anniversary goes almost unnoticed
28 years ago Azerbaijan left the Soviet Union
Azerbaijan continues to battle “incorrect” names – this time Russian ones
The terminology commission explains the ban as a "struggle for the purity of the language." Social media and the media are outraged
Novaya Gazeta: ‘purge’ of high officials taking place in Chechnya
Those suspected of disloyalty to Kadyrov are being illegally detained and tortured
Georgia: Teacher publicly punished for speaking out against bridenapping of schoolgirl
Residents of the Azerbaijani-inhabited city of Garadabani located in Georgia have forced a Geography teacher of Azerbaijani origin to apologize for a Facebook post condemning the abductions of girls, and filmed the apology
New form of tourism in Armenia: wilderness, adrenalin – and developing local businesses
70 kilometers through the mountains, with crossings through rivers and gorges, and stopovers in ancient villages
JAMnews taking photos at the bazaar in Abkhazia
Here is a preserved 'piece of art', characteristic of the era of communism
A future ‘heaven’ for tourists? Photoreportage from the Dashbash Gorge in Georgia
This small mountain village just two hours from Tbilisi stands to gain, and lose, much since it has been found by an Israeli investor
Glimpse: A cave town Goris in Armenia
Goris residents had been living in cave-dwellings until the 18th century
Questioning the president, Turkic Council and 35 euro air tickets – JAMnews’ Past Week in the Caucasus
The week of 14-19 October 2019 in just 90 seconds
A hydropower plant of war and peace
The fate of a hydroelectric power station divided by the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict