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Restoration of transit on the Enguri bridge | Reactions from Georgian politicians

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.

Transit geopolitics in the Caucasus: Is a corridor through Abkhazia possible?

We sought comments from transit experts and conflict researchers in Tbilisi on the prospects for a possible corridor through Abkhazia.

Kremlin’s renewed push for Abkhazia investment deal seen by opposition as interference

Kremlin pushes for Abkhazia investment deal again - the Abkhaz opposition sees this as interference in the republic’s internal affairs.

Rebuilt Sukhumi airport opens on test run, Kremlin’s favourite first to fly

Reconstructed Sukhumi airport reopens: Gunba’s role in the airport opening as a boost to his ratings, helping secure his win on February 15.

Sukhumi and Tskhinvali: The prospects of the Russian transit corridor

Russia uses the territories as a way to circumvent sanctions, which is an additional income for the regions.
Mamuka Komakhia

Who will benefit from the Abkhazia railway project? | Rondeli Foundation analysis

Rondeli Foundation explores why the issue has become topical, who will benefit, and who will be harmed by it.

Abkhaz Experts: Is there a threat of the ‘second front’ from Georgia?

JAMnews editor Inal Khashig and historian Astamur Tania discuss the problems of Abkhazia, including the domestic political crisis and the Georgian-Abkhaz negotiation process
Inal Khashig

Abkhaz economy and the Ukrainian crisis – “a reset is needed”

Economist Akhra Aristava discusses the economic situation in Abkhazia against the background of the global crisis caused by the war in Ukraine.
Inal Khashig

Abkhazia supports free transport of goods despite unresolved Georgian-Abkhaz conflict

Abkhazia has declared its intention to remove all restrictions on transport of goods over the border with Georgia along the Ingur River
Inal Khashig
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