Areg Balayan was mobilized in the April 2016 war. Here, he tells the story of his work and experiences
Female photographers compare themselves to firefighters and policemen
They believe they are trusted more than their male colleagues
Georgian cinematographer Giorgi Shvelidze receives award for Namme film
The film is about a young girl who lives in a mountain village in Georgia and heals people with her extraordinary gift
Georgia the guest of honour at Frankfurt Book Fair: what’s all the buzz about?
This is the largest stage on which Georgian literature has ever performed
European film festival in Baku: a Dutch cat, a Hungarian horse and a ‘faceless’ French artist
19 films you can watch free of charge during the film festival
The Last Dead End: Azerbaijan’s first horror game
The creators of the game are also responsible for Azerbaijan’s first shooter
Arts festival dedicated to Azerbaijani poet starts in Baku
Shows, concerts and yoga for all
11 websites that you can learn from
You can lie on your sofa while listening to a lecture conducted by a Stanford University professor
Op-ed: What is modern Azerbaijani literature?
The history of Azerbaijani literature - from where it started, and what went wrong
Review: Abkhaz movies about war
It is only recently that psychological films reflecting on the Georgian-Abkhaz war of the early 1990s have started to be made in Abkhazia
Armenia: Folk dancing breaks out on the street
Interested individuals are welcome to join the folk dance ensemble’s demo performances
First international film festival in Abkhazia: 32 films from 17 countries
The programme included only short feature films
Photo Journal: Spanish woman with a rounded forehead, a femme fatale from Saint Germain and others
By Georgian blogger Margot Lescaut. She travels often, ever on the watch-out for interesting stories in the street
Blind musicians and their unique project in Armenia
For 20 years now, the blind choir has lived by alms