Opinion

The risks of Abkhazia’s revitalized relations with Russia

Abkhazia

November 29, 2020

Inal Khashig on the new program of cooperation between Abkhazia and Russia, which was perceived in Abkhaz society as a threat to sovereignty

Op-Ed: why it’s become difficult to export goods from Abkhazia to Russia

Abkhazia

November 25, 2020

Agreements with Russia don’t help normalize the regime at the border

Vinyl records from the Dry Bridge in Tbilisi, or Farewell to Soviet Georgia

Travel Georgia

November 24, 2020

Mozart, Stalin, the end of the USSR, war, and classic music on vinyls sold at the flea market in central Tbilisi. Georgian writer Lasha Bughadze and stories of his family

Op-Ed: Abkhazia without electricity and business above all

Abkhazia

November 22, 2020

The Abkhazian energy system was brought to collapse by the political elite

Op-ed – Russia-Turkey: geopolitical war, or competitive partnership?

The Second Karabakh War

November 19, 2020

Russia and Turkey were the most active external players during the second Karabakh war, which unites the leaders of these countries who are also competitors in the region

Putin: ‘If Armenia refuses to comply with the Karabakh agreement, that would be suicide’

The Second Karabakh War

November 18, 2020

‘Status of Karabakh is a matter of the future’ – Putin on joint monitoring centre with Turkey

Op-Ed: what if Armenian forces refuse to surrender regions to Azerbaijan?

The Second Karabakh War

November 17, 2020

Per the recent truce, Armenian armed forces must turn over three regions of Azerbaijan, but some armed groups are refusing to leave their positions

Op-Ed: Abkhazia needs Russian money, but it might come at a high cost

Abkhazia

November 16, 2020

The current president of Abkhazia, unlike the previous ones, is unlikely to get away from Moscow's demands, painful for the Abkhaz society

Op-ed: the Karabakh agreement doesn’t mean peace, just a ceasefire

The Second Karabakh War

November 15, 2020

On November 10, Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan signed an agreement on the cessation of hostilities in Nagorno-Karabakh. What does this agreement imply and what can we expect from it – opinion of Armenian political experts

A Precarious Peace for Karabakh

The Second Karabakh War

November 15, 2020

Karabakh expert Thomas de Waal analyzes why Azerbaijan agreed to allow in Russian peacekeepers and why Russia can’t implement the agreement without the help of the West

‘To have wished for war and now lament Russian peacekeepers is stupidity’ – commentary from Baku

The Second Karabakh War

November 13, 2020

Rusiya sülhməramlıları Qarabağın bəzi rayonlarına daxil olub, ekspertlər və sadə sosial şəbəkə istifadəçiləri baş verənləri davamlı müzakirə edir

Op-ed: who will replace Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan?

The Second Karabakh War

November 12, 2020

Georgian expert Tornike Sharashenidze on what has changed for the three countries of the South Caucasus - Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, after the 45-day ‘second Karabakh war’

Karabakh faces a new reality. How does this affect Georgia?

The Second Karabakh War

November 11, 2020

Georgian experts on the new reality surrounding the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan

‘We got the most we possibly could’ – comments from Baku politicians, observers

The Second Karabakh War

November 10, 2020

The Karabakh truce has caused mixed reactions amongst the Azerbaijani public: some are celebrating a victory, while others negatively assess the introduction of Russian peacemakers entering Karabakh

Armenia makes ‘tough decision’ on Karabakh – will it end the war?

The Second Karabakh War

November 10, 2020

The Prime Minister of Armenia stated that it was the military which urged him to make the decision to end hostilities. But the people and the opposition are protesting. The president says he has begun ‘consultations to protect national interests’

Stalin monuments increasingly cropping up across north, south Ossetia

Joseph Stalin

November 03, 2020

The cult of the Soviet generalissimo still exists in both South and North Ossetia

Op-ed: elections show public doesn’t want Saakashvili’s UNM, but Georgian ruling party’s hold on parliament is fragile

2020 elections in Georgia

November 02, 2020

The opinion of a political observer on what the parliamentary elections showed and why it’s misguided for the opposition to refuse seats in parliament

"Azerbaijan offers Armenians cultural autonomy, and to wipe them off the face of the earth" – Armenian political scientist

The Second Karabakh War

November 01, 2020

On the war in Karabakh, the balance of forces of the conflicting sides and what victory means for each of them. Opinion of the Director of the Caucasus Institute Alexander Iskandaryan

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