Tbilisi

How ‘Foreign Agents’ law in Georgia can affect peace dialogue? | Interview with Medea Turashvili

Conflict researcher Medea Turashvili believes that the law on foreign agents will have a negative impact both on dialogue and on the policy of non-recognition.

Badri Belkania

• 12.06.2024

Discussion on the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict resolution

How to view the prospects of resolving the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict in light of broader political processes?

• 03.06.2024

What will Georgians choose: their past embodied by Abkhazia or a European future? Opinion from Abkhazia

What will Georgians choose? Opinion from Abkhazia - "Georgians now have a ticket to Europe without luggage."

Inal Khashig

• 21.05.2024

New owner of Abkhazia’s only independent channel is pro-government businessman

Abkhazia’s TV changes owner - this has raised concerns among the society due to Agrba’s reputation as being close to the authorities.

• 16.04.2024

Pitsunda becomes Bzhania’s problem with Russia | Opinion from Abkhazia

Bzhania's problem with Russia - Abkhaz journalist Inal Khashig analyzes the situation around Abkhaz-Russian relations.

Inal Khashig

• 20.03.2024

Why the authorities in Abkhazia are stirring up the topic of ‘color revolutions.’ Opinion

To pass a foreign agent law, the Abkhaz authorities are calling it a defense against color revolutions. Said Gezerdava explains why.

• 13.03.2024

This is the path to establishing an oligarchic regime | Interview with Akhra Aristava

New laws discussed in the parliament of Abkhazia will contribute to the establishment of an oligarchic regime, says Abkhaz economist. Read the full interview by Ekho Kavkaza with Akhra Aristava.

• 12.02.2024

Toivo Klaar: “Abkhazia’s openness should not become a casualty of Russia’s war against Ukraine”

The personal statement by the European Union Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Crisis in Georgia Toivo Klaar.

• 30.01.2024

Exploiting ideological division: opinion on transfer of Pitsunda estate to Russia

Abkhaz journalist Inal Khashig argues that the transfer of Pitsunda estate to Russia is the beginning of "ideological division" in Abkhazia.

Inal Khashig

• 17.01.2024