Geography

Formula-1: Why does Azerbaijan need it?

‘Royal races’ may theoretically become a tourism driver

UK contemplating sanctions against foreign officials who abuse human rights

UK House of Commons clear a bill that is similar to the Magnitsky Act

Key Georgian and Abkhaz hydro power plant put on hold

Abkhazia will now receive most of its energy from Russia, with "backup" supplies from Georgian side

Ingushetia bans Stalin

The Russian republic’s parliament passed the first reading of a bill that forbids honouring the memory of the soviet leader

Committee of Permanent Representatives in the European Union approved visa-free travel for Georgia

There are still three more procedures to be cleared before the regulation can take effect.

UN mourning Russian envoy’s death

Vitaly Churkin would have turned 65 today

Once again, possible links to Fethullah Gülen have been named as the reason for the dismissals

Azerbaijani MFA to blacklist Karabakh referendum observers

Azerbaijan’s ‘persona non grata’ list to be expanded

Mehriban Aliyeva appointed First Vice-President of Azerbaijan

First Lady becomes the country’s second top official

Land mine blast kills young man in South Ossetia

The mine is a remnant of the 2008 war.

Lavrov’s stance on South Caucasus as insecure place not applicable to Georgia, says Georgian envoy

Russian foreign minister said the region was turning into a transit route for militants and extremists

Georgian Patriarch calls for “joint investigation” of assassination attempt

Illia II said Georgian public deserved to obtain answers to all the questions in this case

Azerbaijani student gains right to free education

Orphan students to be exempt from payment of tuition fee

Peculiarities of the national orgies

or why I hate flashmobs

Kiev protesters faced off with police, when rallying for trade embargo on rebel Donbas

Up to 10 people were injured, five others arrested

Russia involved in failed coup attempt in Montenegro, says prosecutor

Plotters are said to have sought to prevent the country from entering NATO

Rustavi 2-a decisive struggle

The Supreme Court will soon say its final word as to who is the owner of the country’s most top-rated TV company in Georgia. Whether the most critical TV channel will continue broadcasting or not largely depends on this decision.

What do people in Stepanakert think about proposed constitutional change

Four opinion trends have been revealed in a survey conducted by JAMnews