Armenian officials have been vocal about hybrid threats ahead of the 2026 parliamentary elections.
The first two batches came from Russia and Kazakhstan.
At the same time, the Chechen head allowed the possibility of taking part in elections next year.
The government justified the bill on the grounds of public safety, a reasoning that critics have sharply disagreed with.
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.
In a country where cultural prestige is often performed, this play dares to laugh at the performance itself.
Abkhazian authorities promise they won’t allow a collapse of the energy grid this winter. But can they deliver?
The women detained during Georgia’s ongoing anti-government protests have reported systematic practices designed to degrade human dignity.
Kote Kalandadze’s latest film focuses on his old childhood friend Achiko, now 42, who has spent half his life addicted to drugs.
Georgian director Vakhtang Jajanidze’s first feature film explores selfishness, alienation, and loveless relationships within two families.
Shorena Tevzadze’s short documentary follows four different protagonists to weave a larger story of Georgian migrants seeking healthcare in France.
Ketevan Vashagashvili’s debut documentary has won a cinematic human rights award for its sensitive portrayal of parenthood and surrogacy in Georgia.
The new legislation to create a mental health database shows the state is reverting to old mechanisms of control deeply rooted in the Soviet past.
Until the fear of collective punishment ends, even the simple act of speaking publicly is a privilege that most Chechens don’t have.
New reforms to protect children exist on paper — yet every minute the government delays in fully implementing them risks another child’s life.
