However, the leader of the Republican Party of Armenia, former president Serzh Sargsyan, has distanced himself from the campaign
Five opposition activists assaulted in a week as Georgia’s Javakheti region turns into political hotspot
The same name has appeared in all the cases: ruling party MP Enzel Mkoyan
Six things about Saakashvili you wanted to ask Georgians
The main crises in the career of the former president of Georgia
Elections in Armenia – a potential solution to the crisis?
Political observers comment on the current situation and how it may develop further
Less than a month until the elections – Ivanishvili appeals to the public for one last chance
The main points of Ivanishvili’s six-minute appeal
Alarm bells ring for Pankisi gorge – the echo of the Syrian war reaches Georgia
A reportage from Georgia’s Pankisi Gorge about a local family ’s grief over the loss of a teenage son killed during a police raid
10 off the beaten path tourist sites in Baku
Why we like the attractions that tourist guides never talk about
Six things about Saakashvili you wanted to ask Georgians
The main crises in the career of the former president of Georgia
Will the carcinogenic plant in Vladikavkaz finally be closed down?
Old equipment, polluted water and land with both society and local authorities protesting. But the owners, a large Russian corporation, do not want to close the plant down
Why is the Norwegian embassy closing down in Baku?
The Azerbaijani public is arguing as to why the Norwegian embassy has decided to leave: a lack of democracy or a lack of work?
Presidential candidate Salome Zourabichvili: “Me and my children are threatened with death”
Pro-government presidential candidate claims that the opposition is behind threats
Armenia to spend about $6 million on snap parliamentary elections
Ararat Mirzoyan noted that elections are generally expensive, especially snap elections
Azerbaijani journalist kidnapped from Tbilisi demands right to call family by Skype
The law does not explicitly allow or forbid this kind of communication for inmates
Russian military resumes ‘borderisation’ process in South Ossetian conflict zone
Georgian State Minister for Reconciliation and Civil Equality Ketevan Tsikhelashvili visited Atotsi village
Women-only factory tackles unemployment in vulnerable Armenian families
Only women from impoverished families are employed at the factory – and the special ware they produce attracts a number of tourists
Residents of Armenia’s “Siberia” using alternative heat sources
The curious alternatives to gas and electricity in Shirak, the country’s coldest region
Yerevan makes it into top 10 cities for a career in IT
30,000 specialists will be needed in the IT field in Armenia by 2025
Entrepreneurial Dutch couple stimulates tourism in rural Armenia
A Dutch couple has set up camp in the village of Gokht, and they have no plans to leave the country - one they didn't even know existed until recently
Abkhazia celebrates the opening of a Komsomol time capsule from 1968
Video: the event was celebrated with school children singing Soviet songs, holding signs saying ‘100 years of Komsomol’
New Azerbaijani tourism campaign on display at UK exhibition
Tourists are asked to “take another look” at Azerbaijan
Surgeons operate on elephant at Tbilisi Zoo to remove tusk
The BBC recorded the operation on film
Sex-shops in the South Caucasus: there is sex, but no shops
Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia are united in the belief that selling sex-toys is unacceptable
Abkhazia celebrates the opening of a Komsomol time capsule from 1968
Video: the event was celebrated with school children singing Soviet songs, holding signs saying ‘100 years of Komsomol’
Video: The Stalinist persecutions in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Russia
13 million people were politically repressed during the Great Purge of 1937-38 in the Soviet Union. JAMnews offers a look into the events from the South Caucasus
Some of the most poisonous but friendliest pets you can find in an Azerbaijani village
An attempt to save a rare breed of viper from extinction in Azerbaijan
Video: What’s left of South Ossetia’s Jewish quarter after two wars?
A large Jewish community had been living in the region since at least the 18th century
The lemurs and other inhabitants of Yerevan Zoo – photos and video
Animals are placed in habitats which closely resemble conditions they might have in the wild
Presidential elections in Georgia – politicians at polling stations
Photos and video of the presidential elections in Georgia