Opinion | Accepting our past is the only way we can move forward
In Azerbaijan, as in Armenia, remembrance of the victims of past atrocities often takes on a one-sided nature.
Opinion | Accepting our past is the only way we can move forward
By Javid AghaIn Azerbaijan, as in Armenia, remembrance of the victims of past atrocities often takes on a one-sided nature.
25/01/2019
Opinion | Georgia’s economy has failed; now it’s time to build factories
Despite the many international economic indices suggesting Georgia is a great success story, most Georgians live in poverty.
Opinion | Georgia’s economy has failed; now it’s time to build factories
By Tato KhundadzeDespite the many international economic indices suggesting Georgia is a great success story, most Georgians live in poverty.
14/12/2018
Opinion | Georgia’s pension reforms do nothing for most Georgians
Despite the good intentions of the government, Georgia’s pension reforms are doomed to failure.
Opinion | Georgia’s pension reforms do nothing for most Georgians
By Tornike ChivadzeDespite the good intentions of the government, Georgia’s pension reforms are doomed to failure.
8/09/2018
Opinion | Kashia doesn’t need support, queer people do
After abuse over his rainbow armband, Guram Kashia received an outpouring of support. Now it’s time for queer people to receive the same support.
Opinion | Kashia doesn’t need support, queer people do
By Dato ParulavaAfter abuse over his rainbow armband, Guram Kashia received an outpouring of support. Now it’s time for queer people to receive the same support.
13/08/2018
Opinion | Labelling Georgia’s far right ‘pro-Russian’ is reductionist and counterproductive
Georgia’s liberals consistently label neo-nationalist forces ‘pro-Russian’ — while ignoring the underlying social and economic roots of the problem.
Opinion | Labelling Georgia’s far right ‘pro-Russian’ is reductionist and counterproductive
By Shota KinchaGeorgia’s liberals consistently label neo-nationalist forces ‘pro-Russian’ — while ignoring the underlying social and economic roots of the problem.
7/08/2018
Opinion | Georgia should shake up its conflict policy, and recognise the Abkhazians and Ossetians as sides
Even after 25 years, it’s clear that none of the parties in the conflicts (not one, but three conflicts) on Georgia’s territory have been able to reach their goals.
Opinion | Georgia should shake up its conflict policy, and recognise the Abkhazians and Ossetians as sides
By Paata ZakareishviliEven after 25 years, it’s clear that none of the parties in the conflicts (not one, but three conflicts) on Georgia’s territory have been able to reach their goals.
6/07/2018
Opinion | The EU Parliament makes it clear — no deal for Azerbaijan unless it improves its rights record
The Commission should now follow through with a clear message — Azerbaijan’s crackdown on dissent must end and political prisoners freed.
Opinion | The EU Parliament makes it clear — no deal for Azerbaijan unless it improves its rights record
By Philippe DamThe Commission should now follow through with a clear message — Azerbaijan’s crackdown on dissent must end and political prisoners freed.
15/06/2018
Opinion | Bank reforms touted by Georgia’s Prime Minister–to-be could spell the end of predatory lending
If Mamuka Bakhtadze follows through on his announced reforms they could be the first step in addressing some of the most pressing economic woes.
Opinion | Bank reforms touted by Georgia’s Prime Minister–to-be could spell the end of predatory lending
By Tato KhundadzeIf Mamuka Bakhtadze follows through on his announced reforms they could be the first step in addressing some of the most pressing economic woes.
14/06/2018
Editorial | Ivanishvili should either step up or move on
The PM’s resignation over disagreements with Bidzina Ivanishvili highlights a lack of transparency and accountability in Georgia’s leadership.
Editorial | Ivanishvili should either step up or move on
By OC MediaThe PM’s resignation over disagreements with Bidzina Ivanishvili highlights a lack of transparency and accountability in Georgia’s leadership.
4/06/2018
Keeping up with the Pashinyans: Armenia’s first month after the revolution
One month after Armenia’s Velvet Revolution brought an end to about two decades of Republican Party rule, Nikol Pashinyan’s government has inspired hope among many, but also has a lot of promises to fulfil.
Keeping up with the Pashinyans: Armenia’s first month after the revolution
By Mikayel ZolyanOne month after Armenia’s Velvet Revolution brought an end to about two decades of Republican Party rule, Nikol Pashinyan’s government has inspired hope among many, but also has a lot of promises to fulfil.