Domestic policy

Following the early resignation of a third consecutive president, Abkhazia is once again seeking a way out of the political impasse that the republic repeatedly finds itself in.
The Center for Social Justice analyzes the election programs of the ruling party and five opposition parties/coalitions regarding conflict resolution.
In Abkhazia, presidential elections are coming up, and the new leader will face the issue of the Russian-Abkhaz investment agreement, the same one that led to Bzhania's downfall.
Tengiz Djopua, a member of Abkhazia’s Public Chamber, has proposed a roadmap to resolve the republic’s ongoing political crisis.
All arrested Abkhaz opposition members — Aslan Gvaramia, Omar Smyr, Ramaz Djopua, Harry Kokaya, and Almaskhan Ardzinba — have been released.
Abkhazia releases five opposition figures after widespread protests, fueling tensions over a contentious Russian investment deal.
"Echo of Abkhazia" publishes an interview with public figure and former parliamentarian Leonid Chamagua, discussing how far Abkhaz politicians are concerned about the outcome of the elections, and how it might impact Abkhazia.
Journalist Izida Chania analyzes the elections in Georgia and their consequences for Abkhazia