Features and Analysis

Azerbaijan's artistic underground – caught between a calling and a government

July 04, 2019

Underground and alternative art in Azerbaijan often comes up against the question of having to fight on its own or accept patronage

How and why Chechen refugees are storming the Polish border with Belarus

July 04, 2019

Many left the Caucasus hoping for a better life, but on the way to the European Union they got stuck on a train between Belarus and Poland

Dutch entrepreneurs come to Armenia to teach, stay to live

July 02, 2019

“The first year when we moved, I was shocked. Life in Armenia is not at all the same as in Europe”, says Sarah, now the hostess of a guest house and camping site

Georgian gov’t using Facebook trolls, fake news sites to discredit protests

July 02, 2019

The organization ISFED conducted a study on social media and online publications

Yerevan’s dangerous and crumbling makeshift homes

Armenia

July 01, 2019

Even City Hall doesn’t know how many people live are living in buildings that are hazardous and should have long been demolished

Armenia: dealing with the pain of cancer

July 01, 2019

The World Health Organization advised the government of Armenia on how to ease the suffering of terminally ill patients

Russia: Khachaturyan sisters face 20 years for resisting a rapist and murderer

June 29, 2019

How the absence of a law on domestic violence lead to three women choosing between death or prison

Op-ed: when a man in Azerbaijan is guilty just for being a man

June 28, 2019

How a strange brand of feminism deprived me of my seat on a bus from Baku to Tbilisi

Russia – friend or occupant? Russian tourists, expats in Georgia on recent unrest

June 26, 2019

How Russians are treated in Tbilisi since the beginning of the protests

Georgia's favourite TV show – how 'My Wife's Girlfriends' won the hearts of viewers

June 25, 2019

My Wife’s Girlfriends is going strong for its eighth year in a row

Diabetic in Azerbaijan – myths, stories and problems

June 21, 2019

In addition to being dangerous, in Azerbaijan being diabetic is also very expensive, and support from the government is hard to get

Armenia moving towards inclusive education

June 20, 2019

This year Yerevan and two regions of Armenia will fully switch to a system of inclusive education, although there are still many unsolved problems – here are some of the failures and successes on this path

Tbilisi Pride: just whose rights are being ensured?

June 19, 2019

The issue of Tbilisi Pride is being waged in an atmosphere of hostility

Op-ed: The Church in Georgia is too involved in peoples' personal lives and it’s time to object it

Georgia

June 15, 2019

If the country wants to join the West, its liberal-minded people need to learn to stand up for their principles

Georgia: schools without schoolchildren

Travel Georgia

June 12, 2019

The youth are leaving Georgia’s mountain villages, and new benefits need to be introduced quick to solve the issue

Chernobyl as a brand

June 12, 2019

Tourist flow to the exclusion zone of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant is growing year by year

Skating on thin ice – a sport that has ceased to exist in Azerbaijan

June 12, 2019

Azerbaijan has yet to develop figure skating, but things could be different

Russia’s ‘garbage’ protests

June 10, 2019

Why Moscow’s garbage will be taken to the north, and what this means for the region

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