Opinion

Russia declares two more Abkhaz journalists 'foreign agents'

They are Izida Chania, editor of "Nuzhnaya Gazeta," and Nizfa Arshba, author of the Telegram channel "AIAHSARA." Earlier, Moscow declared Inal Khashig, editor of "Chegemskaya Pravda," a foreign agent

Armenia–Turkey border opens for 10 days - what’s next?

Armenia sends humanitarian aid to Syria via Margara checkpoint

'If not for internal traitors, Russia would have achieved nothing in Georgia' – political analyst

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

Snap elections in Abkhazia - what are each candidate’s chances and challenges facing new president?

Most experts believe that the first round will not produce a new president.

Abkhazia continues to discuss the presidential candidate's "unlawful" communications with the Kremlin

After his "Moscow tour," Badra Gunba was sarcastically dubbed the "self-proclaimed president" in Abkhazia

Human Rights Watch: Georgian Dream fuels human rights crisis and demonizes opposition

"Demonization of the opposition, recently passed repressive laws, and violence — all of this are the pillars of autocracy"

"Vicious cycle: when political rivals are financial groups" – interview with Abkhazian presidential candidate Oleg Bartsyts

Bartsits, with experience working in the government under four presidents, answers journalist Inal Khashig's questions about the combination of power, money, and influence in Abkhazian politics, as well as relations with Russia.

Opinion: What will happen if the protest movement in Georgia fails?

David Zourabichvili: "The de facto cancellation of elections, isolation from the West, orientation towards the Russian market, control by security services. The choice is for society, whether it wants such a country"

Opinion: PACE could demand Georgia's withdrawal from the Council of Europe

Kaha Gogolashvili: "If you don't follow PACE resolutions and participate in its work, why be a member of the Council of Europe?"

Russian research center’s election survey in Abkhazia deemed illegal and manipulative

According to the results of this survey, one-third of voters plan to vote for the Kremlin’s favorite, Badra Gunba.

"Georgia's regime aims to leave the country isolated with Russia and China," - Zourabichvili on her U.S. visit

"The isolation that will affect the Georgian Dream should not impact Georgia's progressive pro-European society"

Opinion: "Georgian Dream" hopes Trump will have no time for Georgia"

Tornike Sharashenidze: "If Trump decides he dislikes the behavior of Georgia's authorities, he could impose tough sanctions. But will he even pay attention to this issue?"

We must not tolerate this. JAMnews editorial statement on arrest of "Batumelebi" director Mzia Amaglobeli

For years, Batumelebi has reported on corruption, cronyism, and social injustice. This is now a fight not just for the freedom of one individual, but for the freedom of society as a whole.

Luke Coffey on Georgia: "There is no 'deep state'; it is merely government propaganda"

"Georgian Dream must realize that the Donald Trump administration will not tolerate disrespect toward them"

Is Iran backing down on 'Zangezur Corridor'? View from Baku

According to Azerbaijani experts, there are several reasons for Iran's recent "softening" of its position on the "Zangezur Corridor." One of these reasons is the defeat of Azerbaijan's southern neighbor in the Middle East.

Georgia's ruling party-appointed president Mikheil Kavelashvili signs series of restrictive laws

Starting 30 December, the use of fireworks and covering faces with masks during protests is prohibited.

Opinion: "US sanctions on Ivanishvili are partial, with tougher measures looming"

Beso Namchavadze: "The US's gradual approach is strategic. If Ivanishvili persists in anti-Western policies, his family and business partners' families may face sanctions too"