200 inhabitants, spotted pigs and a foothold for the German army during World War II
Op-ed: who’s gonna pay the 2020 electric bill in Abkhazia?
What will happen when the Ingur Hydroelectric Power Station, a station that has an undefined status in the zone of the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict, will stop for repairs in in the fall of 2020?
200 hectares of forest burning in Abkhazia
Rescue workers say the fire was likely man-made; there are no residential homes nearby
Modern heart centre to be built in Abkhazia with Russian investment
The medical center is planned to be launched on the site of the former sports base in the village of Eshera, which was destroyed during the Georgian-Abkhaz war in the early 1990s
“In the corridors of the conflict – Abkhazia 1989-1995.” Tbilisi exhibition will travel to other cities of Georgia
President of the Swiss parliament was among the guests at the closing ceremony for the Tbilisi exhibition
In breakaway Abkhazia, a loophole for North Korean workers amid beaches and Soviet relics
The Kremlin hopes the small cadre of workers tucked away in Abkhazia will help win some more goodwill with Kim Jong Un’s regime
Beaten prisoners, a terrorist, opposition, feminists demand freedom – “Week in the Caucasus from JAMnews”
The week of 14-19 October 2019 in just 90 seconds
A daily dose of Abkhaz adjika for a longer life
What it takes to make adjika, what's in the name and why it's worth making
Georgia government sets up commission to look for missing persons in conflict
Georgian gov’t sets up commission to search for over 2,300 missing persons in recent military conflicts
Abkhazia: new mayor of capital announced along with resignation of former
The former mayor resigned due to rumors about the appointment of a new mayor
Op-ed: the only way out for the newly elected president of Abkhazia
Raul Khajimba has, it seems, just one way of calmly serving through his second term – coming to an agreement with the opposition about reforms
Questioning the president, Turkic Council and 35 euro air tickets – JAMnews’ Past Week in the Caucasus
The week of 14-19 October 2019 in just 90 seconds
A hydropower plant of war and peace
The fate of a hydroelectric power station divided by the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict
Abkhazia has a new prime minister – the old one
President Raul Khajimba has reappointed Valery Bganba to the post