Inal Khashig

Op-ed: Will changing Abkhazia's Minister of Internal Affairs help the fight against crime?

October 20, 2017

The authorities are the biggest obstacle when it comes to enforcing the law in Abkhazia

“My great grandfather, Selyku Khashig, was a Muslim” – the story of a religious oasis in Abkhazia

Abkhazia

September 09, 2017

Abkhaz has never experienced interfaith intolerance; however, now they may be seeing the first signs of it

NGOs and journalists accused of treason in Abkhazia

August 10, 2017

The accused are sure that the authorities have everything backwards: they’ve done everything in their power to make Abkhazia stronger

Op-Ed: Putin the puncher

August 09, 2017

‘This politician is like a boxer, who counts on the power of his crushing blows rather than technique’

Op-Ed: Why robbing tourists on Abkhaz beach turned out so easy

July 18, 2017

When moral principles are unpopular, the consequences won’t be long in coming.

Tourist robbed and killed in Abkhazia, Police reform demanded

July 12, 2017

The rise in crime possibly linked to a Russian-Abkhazian information centre

Russian loan issued for railway rehabilitation in Abkhazia – fraud or not?

June 15, 2017

Whatever the answer, it’s high time to rehabilitate the journalist

Abkhazian Parliament keeps in line with tradition - none of opposition members get key positions

April 18, 2017

Forecasts and expectations, which were discussed on social media, have fallen flat

Gal Elections held amidst concerns about Georgians’ naturalisation, not new parliament

March 30, 2017

Georgians are unlikely to be granted citizenship, since Gal's newly elected MP opposes this idea

Abkhazian leadership is more satisfied with new Parliament’s composition

March 27, 2017

But few oppositionists in Parliament will be counterbalanced by quality and experience

Abkhazia headed for election runoff

March 24, 2017

The new parliament is going to be very heterogeneous, prompting hopes of positive political change.

Will key oppositionist become the Abkhazian parliament speaker?

March 13, 2017

About the prospects of the young opposition that has got seats in Parliament for the first time, and also, about the prospects of the Parliament, in general

Last week before the election in Abkhazia

March 07, 2017

About influential factors and figures in Abkhazia

Trans-Caucasus railway: Moscow-Sukhum/i-Tbilisi-Yerevan - no beginning, no end

Georgian-Abkhaz conflict

February 27, 2017

As a result of series of conflicts, Trans-Caucasus railway running from Moscow-Sukhumi-Tbilisi-Yerevan and further to Turkey and Iran is now a route with no beginning and no end

Murder, trial, new trial: one more scandal around a high-profile case in Abkhazia

February 22, 2017

‘I suggest dissolving militia, prosecutor’s office and courts! Let’s get back to a primitive communal system, get undressed and climb the palms!’

15 soccer players that the Caucasus is proud of

Traveling the Caucasus

February 10, 2017

The Caucasus has many reasons for pride when it comes to football. Alas, this pride has a tint of nostalgia

Ankvab is coming back

February 01, 2017

Pre-election passions run high in Abkhazia. Alexander Ankvab, who was overthrown from the president’s post in 2014, is among possible MP candidates

Abkhazia: five major political events in 2016

January 03, 2017

All five connected with the confrontation between authorities and opposition

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