While in Georgia, Hadi Rostami has actively protested against the Iranian regime.
The arrests follow nationwide raids targeting an alleged scheme to pay citizens to attend political rallies.
The unit reportedly included members of Israel’s special operations forces, its heliborne combat and rescue force, and Mossad personnel.
Abkhazian authorities had previously refused to strip Kan Kvarchiya of his parliamentary immunity.
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.
Ahead of elections, incumbent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has found an unlikely cheerleader — Azerbaijani pro-government media.
While the West has relied on showing support through statements and summits, Russia has resorted to economic pressure and overt warnings.
Famed Soviet director Mikheil Kalatozov’s 1931 film was banned upon release, just like his better-known Georgian documentary, Salt for Svanetia.
This Armenian–American author and mycologist’s debut is a loose memoir examining queer ecology and the importance of persevering through dark times.
Voters are set to choose the country’s next ruling party in what will be the first regularly scheduled parliamentary vote since 2017.
Her debut documentary, 9-Month Contract, cuts through society’s willful ignorance of Georgia’s problematic surrogacy industry.
Georgia’s transit monopoly is eroding, yet the region’s future may largely depend on cooperation, not competition
Armenia’s youth have undergone different experiences than their elders, affecting what they consider important when voting in a new parliament.
What happens when words such as ‘peace’ and ‘peacebuilder’ become politically instrumentalised in Armenian discourse?
The 7 June elections may reveal just how much cost Armenian society may be willing to bear in pursuit of greater strategic autonomy.
