After several murders in North Ossetia, women confront the issue of tradition and domestic violence
Beaten prisoners, a terrorist, opposition, feminists demand freedom – “Week in the Caucasus from JAMnews”
The week of 14-19 October 2019 in just 90 seconds
Georgia government sets up commission to look for missing persons in conflict
Georgian gov’t sets up commission to search for over 2,300 missing persons in recent military conflicts
South Ossetia’s prisoner hunger strike debacle – who, what, why
A group of MPs is trying to punish the South Ossetian Ministers of Justice and the Interior for brutally beating prisoners. The president is on the side of the ministers. All the details below
How street art is changing South Ossetia
Kosta and Karina paint houses, fences and even abandoned subway stations. And they’re preparing to open the first art club in South Ossetia
South Ossetia: new Russian customs laws infuriate locals
Russian customs have increased the demands on automobiles coming into Russia from South Ossetia, and customs excises and taxes have also increased
Tskhinvali gives Tbilisi ultimatum over police post – what next?
The Georgian Foreign Ministry is requesting assistance from the international community in the matter
South Ossetia: ‘the Jewish Quarter’ – to restore or forget?
South Ossetia is discussing the fate of the historical part of Tskhinval - the so-called ‘Jewish quarter’, which was destroyed as a result of two wars
“We played football with Ossetians in that field” a report from a divided village
“The war was 11 years ago, but it continues in our village to this day,” local residents say
Georgia: a village separated by barbed wire – foreign ambassadors in Gugutiantkari village
“We are tired of 11 years of an inhumane life,” say locals
The 2008 war over South Ossetia: How it all happened
A detailed chronological review of how the war between Georgia and Russia started over South Ossetia and its aftermath
South Ossetia: all charges dropped against activist Tamara Mearakishvili
“I did not receive any support from the Georgian authorities, and it was very disappointing,” Mearakishvili told JAMnews.
South Ossetia’s ruling party wins parliamentary elections, retains majority
Opposition parties took second and third place, while one candidate wounded another with a pistol
South Ossetia emerges as champion of “unrecognized football tournament” ConIFA
What is ConIFA, and how the tournament in Karabakh took place