Maradia Tsaava

How Generation Z found itself at the forefront of Georgian protests: An insight from Tbilisi

Foreign agents' law in Georgia

June 07, 2024

To the great surprise of their parents, the 'children' showed astonishing readiness to fight

"Crossing half the continent to cast a vote": Georgians abroad want to participate in Georgia elections

Georgia

April 03, 2024

"They know that if a large number of Georgians living abroad participate in the elections, the ruling party will lose"

"Let's call crime a tradition." Why Georgia has never been able to solve the problem of early marriage

Georgia

November 22, 2023

Against the law, but part of "tradition": what can be done about child marriage in Georgia?

Russian children in Georgian schools - where they study and what problems the state has faced

Georgia-Russia

July 18, 2023

In the 2022/2023 academic year, 16,228 children studied in Russian throughout Georgia

"I'm wondering when my birthday is." Stories of trafficked children in Georgia

Georgia

June 21, 2023

For more than half a century, doctors in maternity hospitals have kidnapped and sold babies. Now children and parents are looking for each other

What is the "Franklin Club" in Tbilisi, and why is the government unhappy about it?

Georgia

April 10, 2023

What is the "Franklin Club" in Tbilisi, and why is the government unhappy about it?

One year after emigration: Russians in Georgia

Georgia-Russia

March 29, 2023

Russians in Georgia - Who they are, their impressions, what they are doing and plan to do whilst in Georgia

“My future is in America, I’m not going to return” - how Georgians who won a green card live

Georgia

January 31, 2023

JAMnews talked to Georgians who moved to the United States after receiving a green card. How have their lives changed?

"My father is a crime boss" Sons talk about their fathers. Three stories

Georgia

January 03, 2023

About childhood, trauma and relationships with fathers

Medical care in Turkey. Why Georgians do not trust their own healthcare system

Georgia

December 04, 2022

Every year more and more Georgian citizens go to Turkey for treatment. For some, Istanbul is hope of survival; for others it is the last hope of becoming parents.

"It's like the war has started again." What do Russians living in Georgia think about mobilization?

Georgia

September 23, 2022

JAMnews spoke to Russian citizens in Georgia about their thoughts on mobilization and its consequences.

'Not enemies' - how Georgia welcomes emigrants from Russia and Belarus

Georgia

April 14, 2022

Stories of Russian and Belarusian emigrants in Georgia - why they come to Georgia, what problems they face and how they are treated here

Silent no more: young Azerbaijanis dare to speak out in Georgia

Georgia

March 16, 2022

How Azerbaijani youth in Georgia is changing the life of their community - report from the Georgian region of Kvemo Kartli, where ethnic Azerbaijanis live

"Mom felt like a little girl." How people with dementia live in Georgia

Georgia

January 20, 2022

"The main thing we found out is that the public knows nothing about this problem and we do not have enough trained caregivers". Here is what life is like for those diagnozed with dementia in Georgia

How safe is Georgia? Murder of Australian tourist scares foreigners

Georgia

August 11, 2021

Is Tbilisi safe for foreigners, why the authorities are to blame for the growth of crime, and what to do if you are attacked

August 8 Russian-Georgian war: testimonies of Georgian and Ossetian survivors

August war 2008

August 09, 2021

JAMnews collected August 2008 war survivor testimonies - from those who witnessed during their childhood and adolescence

"Today we are the main target" - Georgian journalists found themselves at the forefront of political struggle

Georgia

July 23, 2021

Prominent journalists and CEOs of the country's major media outlets are now at the forefront of the political struggle. JAMnews spoke to several of those who came out to demand resignation of Prime Minister

Bodbe Resident disrupts sermon, accuses Georgian Patriarchate of land seizure, spreading hate

Georgia

July 14, 2021

Church seizes land and sows hatred said a protester during the sermon in a Bodbe church. Allegedly, many local residents had their lands seized by the Georgian Patriarchate here

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