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UNESCO vs Ivanishvili

Ivanishvili’s multimillion investment project is a threat to Tbilisi, international experts say.

Who cannot be named

16 years after the terrorist attack, Armenia still cannot answer loud the question, who stands behind it

One-Party Celebration

Azerbaijan is getting ready for elections, that are doomed to underline the triumph and power of a single political party

The end is near for the Soviets

A street named Sovetskaya (meaning ‘Soviet’ in English) is about to perish in the centre of Baku. And it’s also a bit scary, as its residents and historic monuments will be ‘perishing’ too

Houses on the dump

Seven families in Tskhinval will have to part with their land plots, granted to them by the municipal authorities five years ago

Bibilov’s Pride

South Ossetia Parliament Chairman, Anatoly Bibilov, has become the first and so far the only citizen of South Ossetia, included in Ukraine’s ‘black list’

Justice abused in Azerbaijan

Defendants are put in a caged dock for the duration of their case hearings, their advocates’ appeals and motions go unheeded by judge, journalists are not allowed to attend and monitor trials

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