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Social Justice Center assesses the project for the construction of a transit terminal in Gali and considers that the development of the existing infrastructure fits neither within the framework of a peace policy nor within the policy of non-recognition, while the silence of the “Georgian Dream “ government raises suspicions and questions.
How does transport infrastructure function in Abkhazia and what is its potential for conflict resolution? Interview with Eleonora Tchania.
Public figure Akhra Bzhania explains why such a scenario cannot happen in Abkhazia — at least for now.
The year 2025 turned out to be eventful for Abkhazia. Paata Zakareishvili summarizes the most important political issues of the past year.
In the first half of December, it became known that the construction of a trade terminal in Gali, near the Enguri bridge, is nearing completion and is practically ready for operation.
A new motor vehicle terminal is nearly complete in the Gali district. It is expected to handle transit cargo from Georgia to Russia, through Abkhazia.
The opposition Telegram channel, Abkhaz Analytical Center, forecasts who will benefit from the new transit terminal and how.
Abkhaz opposition group raided an office, detained and beat three Russians political strategists accused of election meddling, then handed them to security services.
Is Abkhazia facing another energy crisis this winter? We discuss the steps taken in Sokhumi in our article.
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.
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.