19/04/2018
As thousands rally for a ‘Velvet Revolution’ — Serzh Sargsyan is not yet relinquishing his grasp on power
Whatever the outcome of the protests, one thing seems clear, discontent against Sargsyan’s rule has become more pronounced than ever before.
As thousands rally for a ‘Velvet Revolution’ — Serzh Sargsyan is not yet relinquishing his grasp on power
By Knar KhudoyanWhatever the outcome of the protests, one thing seems clear, discontent against Sargsyan’s rule has become more pronounced than ever before.
13/03/2018
Opinion | Armenia’s female councillors were abused for challenging the patriarchal political system
Gendered violence against female councillors has sparked public resistance against Armenia’s patriarchal ruling regime.
Opinion | Armenia’s female councillors were abused for challenging the patriarchal political system
By Anna NikoghosyanGendered violence against female councillors has sparked public resistance against Armenia’s patriarchal ruling regime.
2/03/2018
The EaP Summit promised no ‘golden carrot’ — what should Georgia do?
The summit was a disappointment for Georgia, and plans now need to be made on how best to push forward towards the goal of EU membership.
The EaP Summit promised no ‘golden carrot’ — what should Georgia do?
By Dato ParulavaThe summit was a disappointment for Georgia, and plans now need to be made on how best to push forward towards the goal of EU membership.
14/02/2018
Opinion | To answer Georgia’s homophobia we need a more united front against hate
Queer rights activism has come a long way in Georgia, but faced with rising homophobia, cooperation within the movement is crucial now more than ever.
Opinion | To answer Georgia’s homophobia we need a more united front against hate
By Natia GvianishviliQueer rights activism has come a long way in Georgia, but faced with rising homophobia, cooperation within the movement is crucial now more than ever.
12/02/2018
Editorial | Georgia’s government needs to act to protect workers
The latest death of a construction worker in Georgia demonstrates that the government must stand up for the rights and lives of its citizens.
Editorial | Georgia’s government needs to act to protect workers
By OC MediaThe latest death of a construction worker in Georgia demonstrates that the government must stand up for the rights and lives of its citizens.
15/01/2018
Hidden hunger: Georgia’s creeping epidemic
Georgian’s aren’t on the brink of starvation, but inequality and a lack of government vision means they’re dying in droves from diet–related diseases.
Hidden hunger: Georgia’s creeping epidemic
By Nana TakvareliaGeorgian’s aren’t on the brink of starvation, but inequality and a lack of government vision means they’re dying in droves from diet–related diseases.
12/01/2018
27/12/2017
Opinion | Georgia’s labour reforms do little to fix the country’s deadly workplaces
Georgia’s workers need laws to force employers to take their safety seriously, and an inspection department with the clout to back them up.
Opinion | Georgia’s labour reforms do little to fix the country’s deadly workplaces
By Raisa LipartelianiGeorgia’s workers need laws to force employers to take their safety seriously, and an inspection department with the clout to back them up.
11/12/2017
Opinion | The Abkhazia and South Ossetia conflicts are not just about Russia
The only way out of the stalemate in the conflicts is to start paying attention to the Abkhazian and South Ossetian experience.
Opinion | The Abkhazia and South Ossetia conflicts are not just about Russia
By Archil SikharulidzeThe only way out of the stalemate in the conflicts is to start paying attention to the Abkhazian and South Ossetian experience.