Transport and communications

Sukhumi Airport: Dreams and Doubts

Planes to fly to seven Russian cities after the opening of Sukhumi Airport “Vladislav Ardzinba”, but there are questions.

• 08.07.2024

Railway from Russia through Abkhazia. Abkhaz perception.

Railway from Russia through Abkhazia - the editor of Chegemskaya Pravda, Inal Khashig, discussed this topic with the historian Astamur Tania.

Inal Khashig

• 22.11.2023

Sukhumi and Tskhinvali: The prospects of the Russian transit corridor

Russia uses the territories as a way to circumvent sanctions, which is an additional income for the regions.

Mamuka Komakhia

• 05.09.2023

Who will benefit from the Abkhazia railway project? | Rondeli Foundation analysis

Rondeli Foundation explores why the issue has become topical, who will benefit, and who will be harmed by it.

• 24.07.2023

Abkhazia supports free transport of goods despite unresolved Georgian-Abkhaz conflict

Abkhazia has declared its intention to remove all restrictions on transport of goods over the border with Georgia along the Ingur River

Inal Khashig

• 04.09.2022

Georgian-Abkhaz conflict and economic realities and prospects

How conflict affects the economy in Georgian and Abkhaz societies, and how can both benefit from reopening of economic borders and meaningful cooperation

Vakhtang Charaya, დავით სიხარულიძე

• 31.01.2022

Georgian conflicts after the second Karabakh war

"In the second Karabakh war, Russia surpassed the West. The "new" world is the "Russian world", and the West is even more excluded from the sphere of conflict resolution"

• 28.01.2022

In the South Caucasus, Can New Trade Routes Help Overcome a History of Conflict?

The post-conflict trade routes after the Armenia-Azerbaijan war, they could bring new life—but who stands to win?

Thomas de Waal

• 14.11.2021

Zaur Shalashaa: No matter who we negotiate with, national security issues should come first

Among various other factors, the unresolved conflict hinders Abkhazia's development the most, expert believes

• 06.11.2021