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We sought comments from transit experts and conflict researchers in Tbilisi on the prospects for a possible corridor through Abkhazia.
Abkhaz opposition group raided an office, detained and beat three Russians political strategists accused of election meddling, then handed them to security services.
A group of Russian political consultants worked illegally for pro-government candidates in local elections.
Ahra Aristava: “The growth in the budget’s own revenues does not meet the targets set by the president”
Tengiz Dzhopua, a member of the Abkhaz Public Chamber, explains the reasons why, in his view, the government is taking such an unpopular step.
Historian Astamur Tania and journalist Inal Khashig: "If transport and energy routes need to be opened throughout the region, new contradictions are inevitable."
Public Chamber member Tengiz Jopua calls the situation “embarrassingly insincere” and urges pragmatism and mutual responsibility.
Amid a surge in Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian regions close to Abkhazia, anxiety is growing in the republic.
Abkhaz opposition figure Dmitry Gvaramia believes that “isolated Russia should especially value such a loyal ally as Abkhazia”
The European Court of Human Rights has concluded its examination of six lawsuits regarding property rights violations in Abkhazia, holding Russia fully responsible in all cases.
Rondeli Foundation explains the political factors that led to support for the IDP resolution by Armenia, Argentina, and South Africa.
Salome Zourabichvili talked about conflicts in response to a JAMnews question on increasing Russian influence in Abkhazia.
How is the new curator better than the previous one, and why should the Abkhazian authorities not relax?
Nizfa Arshba accuses the State Security Service of defamation and damaging her honor, dignity, and professional reputation.
Journalist Inal Khashig on why Oleg Bartsyts’ visit to Moscow is more than a mere formality