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Explainers

Grapes at half-price

Viticulture in Armenia is facing a crisis, while the government, wine companies and farmers cannot agree on how to get out of it

Schools tested for racism in Georgia

A mother of the black girl from Tbilisi sues school, blaming it for biased attitude towards her daughter due to a "wrong" skin color

Drugs Disappear

Chemists are at a Loss, Patients are in Panic

iPhone ad: imitating ISIS

Support for terrorism or freedom of speech? A clip, that caused indignation in Georgian Internet-space.

Paris today

Parisians are still laying flowers, lighting candles and holding tearful vigils across the city. But they also have started to go back to normal life

Chickens getting to their feet

A paradoxical story about Karabakh poultry plant, that generates no profit, but is steadily conquering new markets

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