Inal Khashig

Russian agents in Abkhazia | Discussion of Inal Khashig and Astamur Tania

Russian foreign agents in Abkhazia – Editor of the newspaper Chegemskaya Pravda Inal Khashig spoke with historian and political scientist Astamur Tania.

Presidential election in Abkhazia: How to avoid worsening the crisis?Astamur Tania and Inal Khashig

How can escalation of the political situation in Abkhazia be avoided ahead of the election? Journalist Inal Khashig talks with historian Astamur Tania.

"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.

The Kremlin's new curator visited Abkhazia. What hopes or problems does this raise? Opinion

"If cryptocurrency mining isn't stopped, Abkhazia will sink into darkness." Opinion

Inal Khashig: "Due to government negligence, cryptocurrency mining is 'stealing' nine hours of daily electricity consumption from the entire republic"

Another Abkhazian revolution: What's next? | Astamur Tania and Inal Khashig

Journalist Inal Khashig discusses the recent extraordinary change of power in Abkhazia with historian and political scientists Astamur Tania

Op-ed: Another coup, another president ousted – how can Abkhazia break the cycle?

JAMnews Abkhazia editor Inal Khashig believes the problem isn’t with individual presidents but with the unchecked powers of the office

Abkhazia edges toward compromise as opposition awaits president’s response

Abkhaz opposition proposes vacating the administration if the vice president becomes acting president and the opposition selects the prime minister.

“The dream came true, but the fears remain.” Inal Khashig's epilogue on the parliamentary elections in Georgia

The Abkhaz authorities fear the consequences of the warming relations between Russia and Georgia.

"The President of Abkhazia is lobbying the interests of Russian oligarchs to stay in power." - Opinion

Aslan Bzhania is making every effort to push through the agreement on favorable conditions for Russian investments.

Are Georgian authorities planning a confederation with Abkhazia? Abkhaz experts discuss how this might happen. Video

The 'Georgian Dream' of a Confederation with Abkhazia – what should the response from Sukhumi be? Journalist Inal Khashig discussed this with historian Astamur Tania.

Will Georgia apologize for the war with Abkhazia? Abkhaz experts discuss, video

Ivanishvili is ready to apologize to the Ossetians for starting the 2008 war. Is he prepared to take a step towards repentance regarding Abkhazia?

Scandalous protocol, or why Russia partially stops funding Abkhazia. Video discussion

What is the Kozak-Bzhania protocol and why is there a crisis in Abkhaz-Russian relations? Inal Khashig talks to Leonid Chamagua

"Georgian Dream echoes the rhetoric of the National Movement it despises": Opinion from Abkhazia

Inal Khashig: "It seems the Georgian public did not embrace the new approach to reclaiming territories"

"Ivanishvili's next step should be an apology to the Abkhazians". Opinion

Inal Khashig: "I hope that repentance is not merely a tool for Ivanishvili to deal with his main domestic political opponent"

Why oligarchic capitalism is harmful to Abkhazia | Discussion

In the context of the unpassed apartment bill, the concerns of Abkhazian society regarding large projects have become quite apparent.

"Georgia recognizes Abkhazia's independence, Kremlin will create a confederation and bind both to itself" – Opinion from Abkhazia

Abkhazian journalist Inal Khashig offers his interpretation of the ruling party of Georgia's election promises

Why Sergei Shamba returned for the third time as Abkhazia's minister of foreign affairs: An opinion

Inal Khashig, editor of the newspaper Chegemskaya Pravda and JAMnews editor in Abkhazia, comments on Shamba's return to the position and explains why, in his view, the president made this choice