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The South Caucasus reacts to Trump’s reelection

The leaders of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia have all swiftly congratulated Donald Trump on his reelection as president of the US

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In Focus

Editorial | Georgia’s rigged election

With overwhelming evidence that the vote was rigged, the elections, and the incoming government, cannot be considered legitimate.

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Last call to save Georgia’s democracy

Salome Khvedelidze

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What OC Media observed during Georgia’s election

OC Media collected evidence and first-hand accounts of an array of violations on the Georgian parliamentary election day.

What OC Media observed during Georgia’s election

OC Media collected evidence and first-hand accounts of an array of violations on the Georgian parliamentary election day.

‘Whoever will pay more, I will observe for him’: the Georgian parliamentary elections in Iormughanlo

OC Media observed the election in the remote village of Iormughanlo, noting numerous electoral violations within the ethnic Azerbaijani constituency.

‘Whoever will pay more, I will observe for him’: the Georgian parliamentary elections in Iormughanlo

OC Media observed the election in the remote village of Iormughanlo, noting numerous electoral violations within the ethnic Azerbaijani constituency.

‘No-one was held accountable’: Beslan, 20 years later

Twenty years after the Beslan School Siege, many of its victims continue to seek accountability from Russia’s leaders, who appear determined to ignore their calls. 

‘No-one was held accountable’: Beslan, 20 years later

Twenty years after the Beslan School Siege, many of its victims continue to seek accountability from Russia’s leaders, who appear determined to ignore their calls. 

Who’s who in Georgia’s parliamentary elections?

As Georgia’s parliamentary elections approach, we look at how opposition groups have grouped together to surpass the 5% threshold.

Who’s who in Georgia’s parliamentary elections?

As Georgia’s parliamentary elections approach, we look at how opposition groups have grouped together to surpass the 5% threshold.

Opinion

Opinion | Georgia’s ‘democratic’ institutions are reinforcing autocracy

Georgia’s authoritarian regime has been using democratic-seeming institutions to maintain its hold on power and so complicate efforts to resist.

Opinion | Georgia’s new electronic voting system comes with risks

Around 90% of voters will cast their ballots with electronic voting machines in 26 October’s parliamentary elections.

Opinion | Fighting on two fronts: Chechen activists in the West

Fighting a brutal regime in the North Caucasus, and ignorance in the West, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may offer Chechen activists an unexpected opportunity.