crisis

'Black gold' of Armenia: How can copper boost the Armenian economy?

Armenia

May 10, 2021

Assessment of reserves, can Armenia export pure copper, is it possible to organize a full cycle of copper processing in the country and what investments are needed for this?

Unrest in Armenia: thousands rally at three separate protests in Yerevan

Politics in Armenia

March 01, 2021

Actions of the authorities and the opposition have been scheduled on the situation in the country, in addition, the day of memory of the victims is celebrated on March 1, 2008, when people died during the dispersal of the demonstration

Coronavirus battering Armenia’s wine industry – and what’s being done to stop it

Coronavirus

August 13, 2020

The pandemic brought Armenian wine and brandy production to a halt. The producers’ losses will hit farmers, as they have a rich harvest of grapes, but factories are not in a position to begin purchasing

Anti-crisis farming: two stories from Abkhazia

Coronavirus

July 04, 2020

How people are setting up gardens in Abkhazia to survive the pandemic

Azerbaijani president allocates $600 million to combat coronavirus’ impact – economists unhappy

Coronavirus

March 22, 2020

What exactly this $600 million will be spent on is still unknown.

Georgian opposition resumes picketing of parliament, 12 detained

December 12, 2019

One of the reasons for the protest is that the parliamentary majority stripped a leading opposition MP of his mandate

Op-ed: What’s happening in Azerbaijan – a revolution from above or image correction?

Opposition in Azerbaijan

December 05, 2019

The political palette of the past year in questions and answers

Expert opinions: what’s the way out of Georgia’s political crisis?

December 05, 2019

"The ruling party is going all in to retain power”

The five main events in Abkhazia of 2018

Abkhazia

December 26, 2018

The biggest loss, crisis, and resignation of the year

Abkhazia’s energy sector faces deep crisis

January 04, 2017

Worn-out equipment, problems with IngurHPP, non-payments, increased consumption and lack of funds necessary for radical reforms