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'Armenia no longer seen as Russia’s appendage': Key takeaways from Munich conference

Armenian delegation at the Munich security conference and political analyst's comment

‘Armenian question’ suddenly emerges amid elections in Abkhazia. Who is pressuring community and why?

Armenian community leader says local Armenians faced pressure amid presidential elections

Opinion: Resistance activists are main target of Georgia’s new 'treason' law

Vakhushti Menabde: "This article is an attempt to stigmatize people by attaching a specific label."

'I will try to restore my nutrition with help of doctors' – Georgian journalist Mzia Amaglobeli ends hunger strike

Founder of Netgazeti and Batumelebi staged a 38-day hunger strike in protest against her arrest and the situation in Georgia.

Azerbaijan reopens embassy in Syria after 13-year closure

According to Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry, the embassy’s chargé d’affaires has already been deployed to Damascus and has begun work.

Foreign armed men and resignation of state security chief – new political crisis unfolds in Abkhazia

Acting president Valery Bganba dismisses security chief Dmitry Kuchuberiya over election day irregularities

Baku court: Former unrecognized NKR leader Ruben Vardanyan refuses to answer questions

"The crimes were committed under the direct leadership and participation of Armenia, its state bodies, officials, armed forces, and illegal armed formations," it was stated at the hearing.

'Russia shouldn't be ignored to this extent' – former Armenian president Robert Kocharyan

He suggested looking at the situation "through Russia's eyes" and stated that Yerevan "betrayed Moscow and switched to the enemy camp."

Georgia launches new political movement For Social Democracy

The movement already has over 100 members, most of whom have participated in pro-European protests.

Opinion: If EU decides to take drastic measures on Georgia, it will first consult with United States

Georgian political analyst on European Parliament’s new resolution against Georgian Dream government

Abkhazia presidential election: Two finalists advance, no winner yet

The second round, scheduled for March 1, will see the ruling party's candidate, Badra Gunba, face off against opposition leader Adgur Ardzinba.

Voting ends in Abkhazia’s snap presidential election

Voting took place at 152 polling stations in Abkhazia and two stations in Russia.

In Georgia, the popular independent TV channel Mtavari has been shut down. The team blames Georgian Dream

The reason cited is financial problems artificially created by one of the owners, Zaza Okuashvili

Presidential elections in Abkhazia: Russia deports Turkish Abkhazians who tried to vote

Two days before the election, Turkey banned the opening of a polling station on its territory for the Abkhaz elections

"There is not enough reaction from our Western partners" - Salome Zourabichvili at the Munich Conference

Can Azerbaijan impose economic sanctions on Russia? View from Baku

Economist Elchin Rashid believes that Azerbaijan could only impose symbolic sanctions on Russia, which would likely target individual Russian citizens rather than the Russian state itself.

'Baku’s demands are groundless': details of Hague case and views from Yerevan

Baku claims that Armenia violated the Bern Convention and caused environmental damage in Nagorno-Karabakh. Armenian experts argue that Azerbaijan itself should bear responsibility for this.