The issue of how the parliament elections of 2020 will be held was one of the main issues during the large-protests of the summer of 2019
Why Moldova’s ‘anti-oligarch’ gov’t has been dismissed after just five months in power
"You got cold feet – the government stopped your corruption schemes," said former Prime Minister Maia Sandu, now speaking to supporters of the former oligarch in parliament
Several dozen detained at opposition rally in Baku
At the Musavat party rally, oppositionists were ten times outnumbered by police
Biological laboratories created by Pentagon in Armenia one of topics of Russian FM visit to Yerevan
Among other issues of discussion were prospects for the settlement of the Karabakh conflict and relations with Turkey
Yerevan: Hundreds of protesters demanding resignation of education minister
Protesters accuse the minister of education of ‘neglecting’ the Armenian language and national culture. The minister himself does not intend to resign
Op-ed: who’s gonna pay the 2020 electric bill in Abkhazia?
What will happen when the Ingur Hydroelectric Power Station, a station that has an undefined status in the zone of the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict, will stop for repairs in in the fall of 2020?
American expert proposes stationing American soldiers in Georgian region of Javakheti
Georgian experts have responded that though Coffey’s initiative ‘sounds nice’, it is far from reality
Op-ed: the only way out for the newly elected president of Abkhazia
Raul Khajimba has, it seems, just one way of calmly serving through his second term – coming to an agreement with the opposition about reforms
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
Georgian exports to Europe – what has been accomplished since signing the Association Agreement
Georgia largely exports agricultural products to the EU, but some have managed to master new markets
Photo report from the alpine village of Pskhu in Abkhazia
200 inhabitants, spotted pigs and a foothold for the German army during World War II
How Azerbaijani jazz became world-famous – a photo story
The story of the Azerbaijani jazz of the 20th and 21st centuries, shown through the photos of a jazz festival in Baku
One–student schools, combined classes, one-room schools – problems in Armenian rural education
Should such small schools be saved or closed in rural areas of Armenia?
15% of newborns in Azerbaijan are born to underrage moms
The underrage birth rate calls marriage laws into question
Teachers join protesting students in Yerevan, go on one-day strike
The reason for the protest is a Ministry of Education bill proposing to make the study of the Armenian language, literature and history of Armenia optional for non-humanities students in universities
Armenia’s automobile boom and the car dealers who brought thousands of old cars into the country
Car dealers have staged a protest and blocked the road at the Yerevan customs building, because they do not want to go through the customs clearance in Gyumri and stand in line. All the details below
Azerbaijan: police call in October 19 rally participants ahead of opposition rally
Everyone who was in the area of the last rally has been questioned
A daily dose of Abkhaz adjika for a longer life
What it takes to make adjika, what's in the name and why it's worth making
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
JAMnews taking photos at the bazaar in Abkhazia
Here is a preserved 'piece of art', characteristic of the era of communism
Photo report from the alpine village of Pskhu in Abkhazia
200 inhabitants, spotted pigs and a foothold for the German army during World War II
How Azerbaijani jazz became world-famous – a photo story
The story of the Azerbaijani jazz of the 20th and 21st centuries, shown through the photos of a jazz festival in Baku