Taboos surrounding the genocide began to change in 1965
What will and won’t president-elect Volodymyr Zelensky do for Ukraine?
Incumbent President Petro Poroshenko has already lost the elections, but says he will not leave politics
Comedian or incumbent – Ukraine elects its next president
Polls find Ukrainians favour the former by a wide margin
Georgian economy minister dismissed – without explanation
Giorgi Kobulia is known by many in Georgia for his contentious reforms, strange statements and frequent vacations
Armenian opposition comes out against ‘superpowers’ of PM
A number of capabilities of the Armenian PM were created by former President Serzh Sargsyan, who intended to take the post of prime minister after two terms in office
How Protestants live in Georgia
Overcoming rejection and struggling for equality are still relevant for “non-traditional” denominations
Marijuana use in Georgia – what does the new law say?
Smoke you can, but grow and buy it you cannot. What are the new regulations in Georgia? A brief overview with GIFs
Easter and Jewish Passover – what they have in common, and why they are different
Commentary: "Passover and Easter are destined to be in close proximity with one another."
Georgia: The children’s railway turned erotic theatre turned swamp
A forgotten and abandoned amusement park in Rustavi went from being a fond childhood memory for many locals to an informal erotica club
Abkhaz opposition leader’s guards end up in hospital
The leader of the Abkhaz opposition ended up in the hospital just four days ago – now, his bodyguards have joined him
UNICEF Georgia: elevated levels of lead found in blood of 41% of children in study
More than 1,500 children were studied across the country
Armenia discussing threats of Russian TV channels
The problem, Armenian MPs say, is "racist statements and calls for religious violence" on Russian channels
Azerbaijan: Ganja residents demand release of people detained after attempt on mayor’s life
Police broke up a rally of parents of the detainees
Georgian Interior Minister: Pankisi clashes over hydroelectric power plant construction stopped
An agreement was reached with local residents after 27 people were injured in clashes with special forces
The ruins of the industrial Armenian city of Kirovakan-Vanadzor
Modern day Vanadzor was an industrial powerhouse in Soviet Armenia – now, even the local youth know very little about the importance of the city for the country.
Real estate prices will continue to grow in Tbilisi – market research
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Despite new credit regulations, experts anticipate a stable growth in real estate prices
Armenia reaps first rewards in fight against shadow economy
The increase in tax revenue will see an increase in salaries for teachers and military personnel
Abkhazia’s pelmeni saga
There are no food testing laboratories in Abkhazia, so customers have to judge the quality of food products ‘by eye’
The women working in Georgia’s dangerous mines
"Deciding to go work in the mines was never a dream of mine. But what else can I do to support my family?"
Kinship adoption in Azerbaijan: solid tradition or social scourge?
The sacrifices families are ready to make for the sake of a ‘pure blood line’
Azerbaijan: a wedding instead of a graduation
Many in the country still believe that the main priorities for a woman are a home and a family – education is not only unnecessary, but can even be harmful
Baku: What a girl wants – #goalsNotFlowers
'Equals' calls on Azerbaijani women to think more about they want
The Armenian village in the Georgian mountains that celebrates three Easters a year
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Tbilisi 30 years after the 9 April 1989 tragedy
Georgians commemorate the 21 people who died and the hundreds who were injured when the Soviet army violently broke up a peaceful pro-independence demonstration in the centre of Tbilisi thirty years ago
The Karabakh photographer who went to war
Areg Balayan was mobilized in the April 2016 war. Here, he tells the story of his work and experiences
Baku: What a girl wants – #goalsNotFlowers
'Equals' calls on Azerbaijani women to think more about they want
Georgia: The children’s railway turned erotic theatre turned swamp
A forgotten and abandoned amusement park in Rustavi went from being a fond childhood memory for many locals to an informal erotica club
Order up: Armenian cafe serving opportunity for the disabled
Things might be more expensive here, but there are more customers in this Gyumri cafe than elsewhere