Issues

Dangerous people

November 11, 2015

Pressure and persecution of Meydan TV reporters becomes commonplace

Shadowy resorts

November 11, 2015

The tourist season in Abkhazia was super-successful, and still it's unlikely that the local budget has raised its funds

Rustavi 2 Case: Situation Getting Tensed

November 10, 2015

Tapped recording of Odessa Governor, Mikheil Saakashvili’s phone conversation has extremely tensed political situation in Georgia

UNESCO vs Ivanishvili

November 10, 2015

Ivanishvili’s multimillion investment project is a threat to Tbilisi, international experts say.

Rustavi 2 Case: Situation Getting Tensed

November 10, 2015

Tapped recording of Odessa Governor, Mikheil Saakashvili’s phone conversation has extremely tensed political situation in Georgia

Rustavi-2 and the hidden hand of Ivanishvili

November 10, 2015

Thomas de Waal is weighing in on the case of Rustavi-2

The end is near for the Soviets

November 10, 2015

A street named Sovetskaya (meaning ‘Soviet’ in English) is about to perish in the centre of Baku. And it’s also a bit scary, as its residents and historic monuments will be ‘perishing’ too

Houses on the dump

November 10, 2015

Seven families in Tskhinval will have to part with their land plots, granted to them by the municipal authorities five years ago

Everybody free In Abkhazia!

November 10, 2015

Abkhaz government has approved a procedure allowing convicted criminals’ early release from prison due to illness

5 good and 5 bad news about Baku’s municipal transport system reform

November 10, 2015

Travel threw Baku by bus and stay alive - now it is possible. There are also other news - good and bad

I am planning a great escape

November 10, 2015

Tatul Hakobyan dreamt of becoming a sports commentator, but he is now writing about something else

Elderly cannot afford travelling by route taxi

November 10, 2015

Canadian pensioners go in for fitness, attend language courses, go sightseeing. And how do the ordinary pensioners in Gyumri, Armenia, live?

8 signs that public education in Georgia could be better

November 10, 2015

Dozens of thousands of Georgian families, including the less-than-well-off ones, decide to send their children to private schools and pay tuition of two to 20 thousand laris per year. Why?