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Grapes at half-price

Viticulture in Armenia is facing a crisis, while the government, wine companies and farmers cannot agree on how to get out of it

Schools tested for racism in Georgia

A mother of the black girl from Tbilisi sues school, blaming it for biased attitude towards her daughter due to a "wrong" skin color

iPhone ad: imitating ISIS

Support for terrorism or freedom of speech? A clip, that caused indignation in Georgian Internet-space.

Chickens getting to their feet

A paradoxical story about Karabakh poultry plant, that generates no profit, but is steadily conquering new markets

Dangerous people

Pressure and persecution of Meydan TV reporters becomes commonplace

Shadowy resorts

The tourist season in Abkhazia was super-successful, and still it's unlikely that the local budget has raised its funds

No problems with money

Russia doubles its funding to Abkhazia in 2016 – but, at the same time, kind of not doubles it

No problems with money

Russia doubles its funding to Abkhazia in 2016 – but, at the same time, kind of not doubles it

Surviving with diabetes in Azerbaijan

Being a diabetic is a life and death race in Azerbaijan, and, the state diabetes management policies being as they are, death has had a head start

Bibilov’s Pride

South Ossetia Parliament Chairman, Anatoly Bibilov, has become the first and so far the only citizen of South Ossetia, included in Ukraine’s ‘black list’

Several Lives in One

"Fidgety, kind, positive, responsible, impatient, realistic, but with some elements of romantics" – that’s what Luiza Nersisyan says about herself

Justice abused in Azerbaijan

Defendants are put in a caged dock for the duration of their case hearings, their advocates’ appeals and motions go unheeded by judge, journalists are not allowed to attend and monitor trials

The end is near for the Soviets

A street named Sovetskaya (meaning ‘Soviet’ in English) is about to perish in the centre of Baku. And it’s also a bit scary, as its residents and historic monuments will be ‘perishing’ too

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