The leader of the Abkhaz opposition ended up in the hospital just four days ago – now, his bodyguards have joined him
UNICEF Georgia: elevated levels of lead found in blood of 41% of children in study
More than 1,500 children were studied across the country
Armenia discussing threats of Russian TV channels
The problem, Armenian MPs say, is "racist statements and calls for religious violence" on Russian channels
Azerbaijan: Ganja residents demand release of people detained after attempt on mayor’s life
Police broke up a rally of parents of the detainees
Georgian Interior Minister: Pankisi clashes over hydroelectric power plant construction stopped
An agreement was reached with local residents after 27 people were injured in clashes with special forces
How Protestants live in Georgia
Overcoming rejection and struggling for equality are still relevant for “non-traditional” denominations
Pankisi Gorge: local residents clash with special forces
The reason behind the conflict is the construction of a hydroelectric power plant
‘Organ merchant’ on trial in Baku
A number of people sold their kidneys to pay off loans or earn money
Abkhaz opposition leader hospitalised, in critical condition
The reason behind Aslan Bzhania’s sudden deterioration in health is unclear. Rumors of poisoning and pneumonia are circulating
14-year-old girl attacked in Baku for commemorating suicide of schoolgirl
The attacker, Tural Qarayev, has been detained. He calls himself an activist of the ruling party
Azerbaijanis up to 40 years of age advised to get measles vaccine
Measles is back in Azerbaijan for the first time in five years
Georgian family claims member killed by police brutality
What do the police and the Ombudsman say?
Georgian president to country’s Armenian population: learn Georgian
Georgian President Zurabishvili’s main message was about the importance of learning Georgian and the obligations of dual citizens
Baku police prevent rally in memory of deceased schoolgirl
Two commemoration demonstrations took place - the first was supported by the government, while the second was dispersed