Russia

Journalist Pavel Sheremet murdered in Kyiv

Sheremet’s journalistic activity named as one of the motives for the murder

‘Putin’s plan’ for Karabakh

It means the de-escalation of conflict, opening of the Armenian-Turkish border and Georgia’s turning back towards Russia

What pro-Russian Crimeans weren't ready for

Op-ed: I arrived in Tbilisi after a thirteen-year absence

I’ve discovered that Moscow has stopped serving as the capital for Georgians once and for all.

Galina Petriashvili, Tbilisi

The 'Newest Russians' in Georgia. Georgia has always been 'selflessly glad' to host guests, and now it understands the diverse benefits of having them

25 years of independence

Georgia celebrating its anniversary

A four-day war

Azerbaijan’s failed blitzkrieg or Russia’s ‘secret hand’?

Olympus Opened

Two swimming pools, two thousand spectators - South Ossetia is celebrating sports

8 levers that Russia can use against Georgia

Russia has used up all possible levers of influence on Georgia following the war 2008 - some experts believe. Is that really so?

Abkhazia: getting rich without Russia

Having success by way of reforms or losing power

No crossties, no rails, no money

Already the second Abkhaz president has been trying to get rid of Russia’s doubtful "railway" debt

Abkhazia: Government selects church?

A conflict between two branches of Abkhaz Orthodox Church is escalating

From Russia to the West, from the West to Russia

Azerbaijan: where the year 2015 led the country to

Karabakh-2015

World-Forgotten Conflict

Russian propaganda and Georgia

There is a widely-held view that Russia controls Georgian media space, using local media outlets, as well as its own media projects. How true is it?

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’

10 myths about Stalin’s role in WWII

What do the historians and the witnesses’ memoirs say