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Libraries full of hate: from Azerbaijan to Georgia

By Rahim Shaliyev

Libraries full of hate: from Azerbaijan to Georgia

Azerbaijan has been supplying Georgian libraries with books containing hate speech against Armenians.

Libraries full of hate: from Azerbaijan to Georgia

Libraries full of hate: from Azerbaijan to Georgia

By Rahim Shaliyev

Azerbaijan has been supplying Georgian libraries with books containing hate speech against Armenians.

‘Happy is he who is happy at home’ — a Syrian shoemaker in Nagorno-Karabakh

‘Happy is he who is happy at home’ — a Syrian shoemaker in Nagorno-Karabakh

‘Happy is he who is happy at home’ — a Syrian shoemaker in Nagorno-Karabakh

‘Happy is he who is happy at home’ — a Syrian shoemaker in Nagorno-Karabakh

Everything was over when the war began

By Jnews

Everything was over when the war began

Jnews spoke with Armenians who fled from Abkhazia living in Southern Georgia’s Samtskhe–Javakheti Region, about their experiences of the war.

Everything was over when the war began

Everything was over when the war began

By Jnews

Jnews spoke with Armenians who fled from Abkhazia living in Southern Georgia’s Samtskhe–Javakheti Region, about their experiences of the war.

Opinion | Armenian Georgians working in Russia impedes their integration

By Rima Gharibyan

Opinion | Armenian Georgians working in Russia impedes their integration

Opinion | Armenian Georgians working in Russia impedes their integration

Opinion | Armenian Georgians working in Russia impedes their integration

By Rima Gharibyan

Remains to be moved after clashes over Armenian cross-stone in southern Georgian churchyard

Remains to be moved after clashes over Armenian cross-stone in southern Georgian churchyard

Remains to be moved after clashes over Armenian cross-stone in southern Georgian churchyard

Remains to be moved after clashes over Armenian cross-stone in southern Georgian churchyard

Violence flares over Armenian cross-stone in southern Georgia church

Violence flares over Armenian cross-stone in southern Georgia church

Violence flares over Armenian cross-stone in southern Georgia church

Violence flares over Armenian cross-stone in southern Georgia church

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