#the Soviet Union
Ukraine recognises Ingushetia’s right to self-determination
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine recognised the right of the Ingush people to create an independent state.
Ukraine recognises Ingushetia’s right to self-determination
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine recognised the right of the Ingush people to create an independent state.
Georgian Church calls for removal of Stalin from icon in Sameba cathedral
Joseph Stalin may be edited out from the icon following the controversy.
Georgian Church calls for removal of Stalin from icon in Sameba cathedral
Joseph Stalin may be edited out from the icon following the controversy.
Formal investigation and far-right demonstration prompted by paint on controversial Stalin icon
Activist Nata Peradze shared a video showing paint splattered on the controversial icon, which includes a figure resembling Joseph Stalin.
Formal investigation and far-right demonstration prompted by paint on controversial Stalin icon
Activist Nata Peradze shared a video showing paint splattered on the controversial icon, which includes a figure resembling Joseph Stalin.
Controversy after Stalin icon found in Tbilisi’s Sameba cathedral
A priest from the Sameba Holy Trinity Cathedral said that the icon had been in the church for ‘several months’.
Controversy after Stalin icon found in Tbilisi’s Sameba cathedral
A priest from the Sameba Holy Trinity Cathedral said that the icon had been in the church for ‘several months’.
Datablog | What shapes attitudes toward the Soviet Union’s collapse in Georgia and Armenia?
Opinion polling suggests that views of the collapse today may be associated with how one has fared in the post-Soviet period.
Datablog | What shapes attitudes toward the Soviet Union’s collapse in Georgia and Armenia?
By Sasha SlobodovOpinion polling suggests that views of the collapse today may be associated with how one has fared in the post-Soviet period.
Opinion | Russia’s death train rolls through Chechnya and Ingushetia
Russia’s ‘victory train’ is a grotesque parody of the trains that took so many to exile and death.
Opinion | Russia’s death train rolls through Chechnya and Ingushetia
By Magomed TorijevRussia’s ‘victory train’ is a grotesque parody of the trains that took so many to exile and death.
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.
In pictures | Struggle in the open-air: Tbilisi’s Navtlughi Bazaar
The open-air bazaars of Tbilisi began with the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s; they remain a vital lifeline for many.
In pictures | Struggle in the open-air: Tbilisi’s Navtlughi Bazaar
The open-air bazaars of Tbilisi began with the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s; they remain a vital lifeline for many.
Voice from Guria | ‘The prices for medicines are insane; isn’t this repression?’
Rusudan Chelidze, 80, from the village of Zemo Bakhvi, Guria remembers growing up as the child of a politically repressed family with her sister and the difficulties they had to face.
Voice from Guria | ‘The prices for medicines are insane; isn’t this repression?’
Rusudan Chelidze, 80, from the village of Zemo Bakhvi, Guria remembers growing up as the child of a politically repressed family with her sister and the difficulties they had to face.
