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Keti Tomeishvili, 48, from Vani, spent 14 years working abroad to support her family, before coming home and starting a successful business.

Voice | ‘I have a child, a house, and a business, why on earth would I wash your socks?’

Keti Tomeishvili, 48, from Vani, spent 14 years working abroad to support her family, before coming home and starting a successful business.

In pictures: Horses not tractors in Javakheti’s potato fields

By Dmitry Stateynov

In the ruins of eastern Abkhazia’s ‘ghost towns’, life goes on

By Dmitry Stateynov

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Voice | ‘I have a child, a house, and a business, why on earth would I wash your socks?’

Voice | ‘I have a child, a house, and a business, why on earth would I wash your socks?’

In pictures: Horses not tractors in Javakheti’s potato fields

In pictures: Horses not tractors in Javakheti’s potato fields

In the ruins of eastern Abkhazia’s ‘ghost towns’, life goes on

In the ruins of eastern Abkhazia’s ‘ghost towns’, life goes on

Analysis | How Kadyrov uses ‘the Path of Akhmat’ in sports to cement his rule in Chechnya

Opinion | Russia’s shifting interests are leaving Armenia out to dry

In Pictures | Life in limbo at the Hotel Goris

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