Politics

"Georgian authorities ineffectively investigate cases of violence against civil activists" - HRW

Foreign agents' law in Georgia

August 21, 2024

Since mid-April, Georgian human rights groups have documented and highlighted up to 12 cases of attacks on activists. The investigation into these cases is progressing slowly and is largely ineffective, says the report

"Georgian Dream got hysterical" - Experts assess ruling party's statement

Georgian Dream

August 20, 2024

Georgian experts believe that Georgian Dream's statement is populism and hypocrisy. According to them, the ruling team needs this only for pre-election publicity, and they won't even remember it afterward

Defendants in the "Abzas Media case" now face up to 12 years in prison

Arrests in Azerbaijan

August 20, 2024

They are now charged with "illegal entrepreneurship resulting in large-scale income," "money laundering by an organized group," "smuggling by an organized group," "forgery and use of forged documents," as well as "group tax evasion"

"Elections in Georgia should be a 'Nuremberg trial' for the National Movement" - Ruling party

Georgian Dream

August 20, 2024

Georgian Dream claims that achieving a constitutional majority will significantly strengthen "family values and the protection of minors."

"Someone seems to want to damage Georgian-Ukrainian relations," says Ukraine's Acting Chargé d'Affaires

Georgia-Ukraine

August 20, 2024

"The Mr. Saakashvili Factor is Important for Relations with Georgia" - Mykhailo Kharyshyn

Vladimir Putin made an official visit to Baku

Azerbaijan-Russia

August 20, 2024

"Russia's historical involvement in the South Caucasus situation in recent years dictates the necessity of our participation in these events," stated the Russian president during his meeting with the Azerbaijani leader.

Scandal over the Georgia-Czech football match

Georgia

August 19, 2024

The management of Georgia's oldest stadium accuses the Football Federation of bias

Ukraine's bold gamble: Early impact of Kursk offensive

War in Ukraine

August 19, 2024

Although the military goals of the large-scale operation are still hidden in the fog of war, its political achievements are already taking shape

Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics refuses to register as a 'foreign agent'

Foreign agents' law in Georgia

August 17, 2024

The Charter, which represents over 300 journalists, made this decision at an extraordinary meeting on August 14

Abkhazian State Security Service has accused a journalist of discrediting the agency

Abkhazia

August 17, 2024

The controversy began when Nizfa Arshba, on her Telegram channel "Aiaashara," reported that several SSG employees had been dismissed for opposing a draft law on apartments

"Baku promised Moscow to delay signing the agreement with Armenia" – Opinion from Yerevan

Azerbaijan-Armenia

August 16, 2024

Why is Azerbaijan once again accusing Armenia of violating the ceasefire? Commentary by political analyst Areg Kochinyan

New serious charges in the Abzas Media case in Azerbaijan

Abzas Media case

August 16, 2024

Journalist Nargiz Absalamova, who has been in detention for over eight months, faces six new serious charges

Meta removed over a hundred fake Russian propaganda accounts targeting Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan-Armenia-Georgia

August 16, 2024

In Georgian, the posts criticized protests against the "foreign agents" law; in Azerbaijani, they targeted the West; and in Armenian, they pushed pro-Russian views and criticized Prime Minister Pashinyan

Putin is expected to visit Azerbaijan's capital. Here's a comment from Baku

Azerbaijan-Russia

August 16, 2024

The main topics of discussion could include the re-export of Russian gas and the China-Russia-Azerbaijan transportation corridor

"Dissolution of Minsk Group aligns with Yerevan’s interests" – Armenian political scientist

Azerbaijan-Armenia

August 16, 2024

The Armenian Foreign Ministry stated that “the question of continuing the Minsk process could be considered in the context of concluding a peace agreement,” commented political scientist Robert Ghevondyan

"If borders were restored to the 1920 map, the Zangezur Corridor wouldn't be needed." Comment from Baku

Azerbaijan-Armenia

August 16, 2024

Azerbaijani analysts believe that removing the Zangezur Corridor clause from the peace agreement and deferring its discussion to a later stage does not necessarily mean that the issue is closed

Top stories in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia from August 12-16, 2024

Azerbaijan-Armenia-Georgia

August 16, 2024

Daily roundup of local media from three South Caucasus countries, opinions, photo, video

Who will build the new nuclear power plant in Armenia? Here’s what to know

Armenia

August 15, 2024

The US, Russia, and South Korea are interested in the construction of the new power unit. Armenian authorities have not yet made a final decision.

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