As the number of Russian tourists in South Ossetia is gradually growing, journalist, blogger, and entrepreneur Alan Parastaev and Valery embark on the journey around the most picturesque sights
With a large number of quotas, South Ossetian school graduates prefer Russian universities for their studies. Alan Parastaev explores why this is the case
Radicalizing narratives of Georgia‘s conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia have hurt broader peacebuilding prospects and obscured the issues faced by the communities in these territories.
День победы на фашизмом в Южной Осетии традиционно отметили военным парадом и шествием
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