Svetlana Anokhina — ‘The shame of Daghestan’
Journalist, activist, and women’s rights advocate Svetlana Anokhina continues to confound her critics, who have labelled her ‘the shame of Daghestan’.
Svetlana Anokhina — ‘The shame of Daghestan’
By Anna EfimovaJournalist, activist, and women’s rights advocate Svetlana Anokhina continues to confound her critics, who have labelled her ‘the shame of Daghestan’.
12/03/2021
Survivors of unlawful detention in Nagorno-Karabakh speak out about war crimes
New evidence of torture and inhumane treatment of civilians by Azerbaijani forces emerges.
Survivors of unlawful detention in Nagorno-Karabakh speak out about war crimes
By Tanya LokshinaNew evidence of torture and inhumane treatment of civilians by Azerbaijani forces emerges.
5/03/2021
What has been the impact of Armenia’s Turkish product ban?
Armenia’s retailers and manufacturers face challenges and opportunities as Turkish products disappear from shelves.
What has been the impact of Armenia’s Turkish product ban?
By Ani AvetisyanArmenia’s retailers and manufacturers face challenges and opportunities as Turkish products disappear from shelves.
Integration starts in the village
A network of education centres run by young people for young people is helping demolish barriers facing ethnic Azeris in Georgian society.
Integration starts in the village
By Teresa Di MauroA network of education centres run by young people for young people is helping demolish barriers facing ethnic Azeris in Georgian society.
1/03/2021
The deported Chechens of Daghestan still unable to return to their homes
Afrer 77 years, Chechen returnees from a small corner of Daghestan still dream of returning to their homes.
The deported Chechens of Daghestan still unable to return to their homes
By Zhalavdi GeriyevAfrer 77 years, Chechen returnees from a small corner of Daghestan still dream of returning to their homes.
26/02/2021
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.
Abkhazia seeks to revive its rail link to the outside world
By Marianna KotovaWith transport links poised to reopen following the Nagorno-Karabakh war, Abkhazian politicians are pushing to reopen their own dormant railway line.
19/02/2021
New policies threaten Armenia's press freedom
One new proposed law would penalise ‘insult or slander’ of government officials with up to 2 years in prison.
New policies threaten Armenia's press freedom
By Ani AvetisyanOne new proposed law would penalise ‘insult or slander’ of government officials with up to 2 years in prison.
15/02/2021
Five months in, crisis in South Ossetia shows little sign of abating
After months of protests, threats, and boycotting of parliament, the crisis over the death in custody of Inal Dzhabiev is continuing unabated.
Five months in, crisis in South Ossetia shows little sign of abating
By Zarina SanakoevaAfter months of protests, threats, and boycotting of parliament, the crisis over the death in custody of Inal Dzhabiev is continuing unabated.
11/02/2021
Georgia’s Trump-loving alt-right begin broadcasting on TV
Hundreds of thousands of Georgians are now receiving Trump worship, conspiracy theories, and homophobic and xenophobic hate directly on their screens.
Georgia’s Trump-loving alt-right begin broadcasting on TV
By Shota KinchaHundreds of thousands of Georgians are now receiving Trump worship, conspiracy theories, and homophobic and xenophobic hate directly on their screens.
9/02/2021
‘I thought I was invincible’ — the Georgian teenagers gambling online
Loopholes in the age verification process and pervasive advertising have led to an addiction epidemic among young Georgians.
‘I thought I was invincible’ — the Georgian teenagers gambling online
By Tata ShoshiashviliLoopholes in the age verification process and pervasive advertising have led to an addiction epidemic among young Georgians.