Another Abkhazian revolution: What's next? | Astamur Tania and Inal Khashig
Journalist Inal Khashig discusses the recent extraordinary change of power in Abkhazia with historian and political scientists Astamur Tania
Journalist Inal Khashig discusses the recent extraordinary change of power in Abkhazia with historian and political scientists Astamur Tania
Abkhazia’s budget lacks funds to buy Russian electricity at market rates.
The official explanation for the ban cites the detection of a pest in the mandarins – the western flower thrips.
With water levels in the Ingur River dropping and Russia halting free electricity supplies, Abkhazia faces power outages
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