Abkhazia seeks to revive its rail link to the outside world
With transport links poised to reopen following the Nagorno-Karabakh war, Abkhazian politicians are pushing to reopen their own dormant railway line.
Abkhazian doctors at odds with Prosecutor’s Office over corruption case
After allegations of embezzlement, Abkhazia’s medical community has accused the Prosecutor’s Office of ordering an unlawful search.
Abkhazia goes back to school
Parents in Abkhazia had complained of school closures, after their children were not offered alternative ways to learn.
Abkhazia moves to shut down cryptomining as blackouts escalate
While the authorities blame cryptocurrency miners for the blackouts, experts say the problem goes much deeper.
Domestic violence in Abkhazia: an unspoken truth
There is no law on domestic violence in Abkhazia — everything happening in the home is considered private. But NGOs and charities are fighting back.
