Features and Analysis

He saw her at the spring and fell in love: The love story of my grandparents. Video

Georgia

June 10, 2021

Selimkhan Amirjanov and Saybat Suleimanova live in Georgia, they have been married for 56 years. JAMnews correspondent shares the love story of her grandparents

What problems do children with disabilities face in Georgia?

Georgia

June 08, 2021

What kind of problems are facing children with disabilities in Georgia, and how can government contribute towards improving their situation?

'City of Black Gold': destruction and decay in Chiatura, Western Georgia

Georgia

June 01, 2021

"The city of black gold" - this was the name of this city in the Soviet Union, where manganese is mined and processed. Mines and devastation in Chiatura in Georgia

How are Karabakh residents restoring their businesses after the war?

Karabakh

May 31, 2021

After the second Karabakh war, an economic recession began in NK. But the Karabakh businessmen, despite all the difficulties, are trying to restore their production

How has Covid-19 changed university applications in Georgia?

Georgia

May 30, 2021

Admission to universities in Georgia - how does the pandemic hinder or help?

Re-examining the radicalizing narratives of Georgia’s conflicts

Georgia

May 29, 2021

Radicalizing narratives of Georgia‘s conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia have hurt broader peacebuilding prospects and obscured the issues faced by the communities in these territories.

Are Yerevan residents concerned about the threat of another war?

The Second Karabakh War

May 29, 2021

The opposition holds daily rallies. But several thousand come to them. The rest of Yerevan residents walk around the city center and enjoy life in a cafe. Photostory

Memories of 24-year-old Taron, who died in the war. Photostory

Karabakh conflict

May 28, 2021

Laura Sargsyan lives in Yerevan. Her son Taron was killed in an Azerbaijani drone attack in the second Karabakh war. The apartment became his memorial

Vox-pop: will Azerbaijanis return to their homes in Karabakh?

Azerbaijan

May 28, 2021

What will the return of Azerbaijanis to Karabakh be like? We asked a displaced person from Aghdam and two Bakuvians to offer their own perspective

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Testimonies of children living near the occupation line

Georgia

May 27, 2021

With financial support from Coca-Cola Bottlers Georgia, children will spend two weeks in the Borjomi Gorge

Baku’s central square shares its story

Travel Azerbaijan

May 27, 2021

A candid interview with the Fountains Square: the past under different names and other stories

Life as an immigrant from Karabakh – ‘if I could go back to the pre-war past, everything would have turned out different’

The Second Karabakh War

May 27, 2021

Hostel, Gyumri, 2021 Photo by Alexander Martirosyan. About the life of an immigrant from Karabakh

‘I’ll move back to restore Karabakh as the ‘conservatory’ of Azerbaijan’

Azerbaijan

May 27, 2021

Tahir Ibishev hails from the Fizuli region, which returned to the control of Azerbaijan after the second Karabakh war

‘Not a Gulag’: Russian prison administration calls for penal servitude to replace migrant labour

Politics in Russia

May 25, 2021

"This is not a gulag, people will work, they will be well paid" - the idea of sending prisoners to work on large construction sites in Russia is being discussed

Residents and eco-activists protest against mine development in north Armenia

Armenia

May 24, 2021

In the north of Armenia, in the Lori region, where several mining enterprises are already operating, green areas are again under threat

Struggle and Sacrifice: Narratives of Georgia’s Modern History

Georgia

May 17, 2021

Georgians’ collective memory has been shaped by pride in their struggle for independence since 1989 and fear of existential threats. This narrative has overshadowed other domestic challenges and increased Georgia’s reliance on individual leaders.

How is Covid-19 vaccination progressing in Armenia?

Coronavirus

May 10, 2021

In all Yerevan polyclinics, you can get vaccinated against coronavirus, but there are not many who want to be vaccinated, while 11 thousand people are vaccinated - 0.35% of the population

What’s become of the thousands of refugee families near Karabakh?

Armenia

May 08, 2021

Women who moved to Armenia after the second Karabakh war are helped to find work and settle in a new place. The stories of families who settled in the southern region of the country

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