How and why the "new" authorities are trying to remove the head of the Constitutional Court and it’s judges from the previous government - a two-minute chronology of events
Briefly about the former Georgian PM who served seven years (video)
Vano Merabishvili returns to politics and promises to “end the Ivanishvili regime”
Russian military behind cyberattacks on Georgia
Tbilisi, London and Washington accuse Moscow of yet another attempt on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia
Why is former Abkhaz president Khajimba being sued for $50,000?
Raul Khajimba promised to help a charity fund in Abkhazia, but thought twice after the charity did not support him in the recent elections
Incoming protest wave in Azerbaijan – MPs ‘on duty’ in front of the election commission
Three candidates demand the cancellation of the results of the recent snap parliamentary elections
Body of Azerbaijani soldier retrieved from neutral territory between Azerbaijan, Armenia
The Red Cross and the OSCE acted as a mediator in the operation
How much will Armenia’s constitutional referendum run the budget?
$7 million – this is more than the cost of the last parliamentary elections, but authorities consider the expenditure justified
Op-Ed: Georgia. The vengeance of the oligarch
The reinstatement of the prosecutor general who was dismissed as a result of mass protests over the murder of a teenager marks the official formation of a repressive regime in Georgia
Trial in South Ossetia: Minister of Justice v. journalist
Journalist Irina Keleshaeva is accused of libeling the authorities. It’s not the first time she’s under the gun
Former influential Georgian Interior Minister Vano Merabishvili released after nearly seven years in prison
He said he was returning to active politics, but didn’t share specific plans yet
Failed in Abkhazia or in Ukraine? Why Putin has fired his influential assistant
Surkov was a symbol of the Kremlin in regions involved in conflicts with the shadow participation of Russia, he also oversaw the pro-Kremlin youth movements
Scammers in Baku extort money for “disinfection from coronavirus”
The “service” costs $1.7
Georgian president outraged by Soviet anthem in parliament
Salome Zurabishvili says that playing of the anthem of the Soviet Union is a violation of the law
New events unfold surrounding controversial construction of new Anaklia port in Georgia
The Anaklia Development Consortium and the government are preparing to go head to head in arbitration