Dealing with the past

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Two opposing views on Abkhazia from Tbilisi | The debate between Paata Zakareishvili and Giga Bokeria

In the program "Kamatoba" on the YouTube channel "Mismine", opposition politician Giga Bokeria debates conflict resolution expert Paata Zakareishvili over how to return Abkhazia to Georgian control.

The Strasbourg Court held Russia fully responsible for property rights violations in Abkhazia during the 1990s

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.

Will Georgia apologize for the war in Abkhazia? | Discussion in Sukhumi

Ivanishvili is ready to apologize to the Ossetians for starting the 2008 war. Is he prepared to take a step towards repentance regarding Abkhazia?
Inal Khashig

How the war in Abkhazia started in 1992

Many events remain unclear, even more than 30 years after the war, and no one has been punished. Analysis by historian Gabriel Chubinidze.

Conflicts, common interpretations, and the political interests behind them | An interview with experts 

Interview with experts on common interpretations of conflict history, the instrumentalization of the past, and the dangers thereof.

Multiple national narratives can coexist within the same political structure | Interview with Dr. Arthur Chapman

In an interview with the Georgian-Abkhaz Context, Professor in Education History Arthur Chapman discusses the problems of teaching history.
Badri Belkania

“We and Georgians are fighting for the past, not for the future” | Abkhaz historian Astamur Tania

"We and Georgians are fighting for the past, not for the future" - interview of a Georgian researcher with an Abkhaz historian Astamur Tania.

Historian spurs debate on Abkhazia’s past

Debate on Abkhazia's history in the Georgian society - historian Beka Kobakhidze's Facebook post questioned some of the core narratives of the Georgian historiography.
Badri Belkania

Peace that is missing  

The regular assertion of the Georgian government that there is "peace" in the country is not true.
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