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Georgian conflicts after the second Karabakh war

"In the second Karabakh war, Russia surpassed the West. The "new" world is the "Russian world", and the West is even more excluded from the sphere of conflict resolution"

History, present and possible future of the Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue. Video

How the informal Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue came to exist, what is its scope of activities now, and how will it develop in the future?
Giorgi Kanashvili

Arda Inal-Ipa: proposals of informal Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue are aimed at overcoming Abkhazia’s international isolation, stimulating regional cooperation

Executive director of the Center for Humanitarian Programs Arda Inal-Ipa discusses initiatives of the participants in the informal Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue

Conversation with Inal Khashig and Astamur Tania: Informal Georgian-Abkhazian Dialogue and Russians in Abkhazia

In the new episode of the Conversation Inal Khashig and Astamur Tania discuss Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue and what should be done next
Inal Khashig

Re-examining the radicalizing narratives of Georgia’s conflicts

The impact of the radicalising narratives of Georgia‘s conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia on the peace building process

Ideas for action from participants in informal Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue

Participants in informal Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue set out the conditions to move toward lasting peace in the Georgian-Abkhaz context

Problems with modernization and resolution of the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict

Problems facing Georgian-Abkhaz negotiations and possible models for modernization and resolution of the conflict
Astamur Tania

Zaur Shalashaa: No matter who we negotiate with, national security issues should come first

Among various other factors, the unresolved conflict hinders Abkhazia's development the most, expert believes

‘On the issue of the Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue’ – an appeal from Georgian intellectuals

Civil society representatives in Georgia issued an open letter and called on the parties to deepen cooperation
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