The Swiss Federal Ministry of Justice recently rejected an Azerbaijani request to extradite blogger Manaf Jalilzada.
Sevinj Vagifgizi was sentenced to nine years in prison in June on charges of smuggling foreign currency as a group and money laundering.
The ruling party said that the decision would ‘increases the stability of elections’.
The ban on funding will not affect independent educational institutions, including within the Erasmus+ mobility and cooperation activities.
OC Media’s Robin Fabbro, Dominik Cagara, and Mariam Nikuradze talk about OC Media’s plans to survive and thrive in the new global reality.
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In recent years, Georgia has emerged as a major global fertility hub — yet there is no proper regulatory framework, leaving surrogates at risk.
Despite the risks, a new generation of activists are continuing to raise their voices, from advocating for peace to protecting women’s rights.
Lasha Bugadze’s 2009 novel critiquing the art of literature, particularly the ‘Georgian author’, falls flat in its obsession with sex and sexism.
The $6 billion Emirati investment project has stoked controversy in Georgia after the government decided to classify the details of the agreement.
Armenia must meet a number of conditions before its citizens can enjoy visa-free travel, and progress is rarely fast.
Misho Antadze’s debut documentary is a solemn ethnographic study of the coexistence between Kakhetian traditions and a futuristic industry.
The Soviet Union’s toxic legacy of conflating dissent with mental ‘instability’ is remerging in the government’s attitudes towards protesters.
The regime’s goal is to place those who dare to expose the regime’s cases of human rights violations in a constant state of uncertainty.
Despite Azerbaijan’s increasing repression against civil society and media, its relations with Western states have grown increasingly positive.
The Azerbaijani government prefers to speak about family stability rather than helping girls avoid further exploitation.
