Abkhazia–Russia Relations
Russia adds two more Abkhazian journalists to foreign agents registry
Earlier in March, Inal Khashig became the first Abkhazian journalist to be added to the registry.
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Coronavirus live updates | Patriarchate claims ‘clergy exempted from transportation ban on easter’
The latest stories:
- Azerbaijan arrests journalists for ‘violating quarantine’
- ‘Stay home or what happened to Italy will happen to us’ Georgian health official warns churchgoers
- Georgian Government will not close churches — ‘especially on Easter’
- Analysis | Georgia follows the Japan trajectory, for now
- Analysis | As COVID-19 sends political campaigning to Facebook, will polarisation increase?
- Six more opposition activists arrested in Azerbaijan
- Georgian doctor accused of sexually harassing quarantined woman
- Georgian Orthodox Church remains unyielding as Easter celebrations approach
- Georgia’s homeless ‘at high risk’ during COVID-19
- Analysis | How COVID-19 could increase mortality rates for all age groups in Georgia
- Opinion | The conflict between Church and state during a pandemic endangers us all
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