Western pressure and waning Russian influence: Why Nauru reconsidered recognition of Abkhazia? A view from Tbilisi.
Consistency in illusions and inaction out of fear: barriers to Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue. An opinion from Tbilisi
If things stay as they are, recovering Abkhazia will require a deal with Russia that comes at a heavy price. Opinion from Tbilisi
Abkhaz expert: ‘Mutual recognition of each other’s agency crucial for Georgia-Abkhazia dialogue’ – video discussion
“Circling above ‘Annexation Airport'”: Georgian expert says Russia has adopted a new regional strategy
In relation to Abkhaz, Georgians have remained in their invented past. A view from Abkhazia, a video discussion.
The future of Abkhazia: from preserving the language to building a civic nation. A view from Abkhazia, video discussion
Western pressure and waning Russian influence: Why Nauru reconsidered recognition of Abkhazia? A view from Tbilisi.
Consistency in illusions and inaction out of fear: barriers to Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue. An opinion from Tbilisi
Abkhaz experts discuss fuel crisis, Georgian debate on Georgian-Abkhaz conflict resolution. VIDEO Astamur Tania: “Georgian opposition politician Nika Gvaramia’s statements on a peaceful solution to the conflict are part of domestic political struggle; the Abkhaz issue was raised only to stir emotions”
Fuel crisis in Abkhazia – key takeaways. Opinion from Tbilisi A Georgian company imported up to 680 tonnes of fuel into Abkhazia; however, fuel supplies are currently temporarily suspended.
The future of Abkhazia: from preserving the language to building a civic nation. A view from Abkhazia, video discussion Discussion on state policy regarding the Abkhaz language, rethinking the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict, and building a civic nation.
The future of Abkhazia: from preserving the language to building a civic nation. A view from Abkhazia, video discussion
Western pressure and waning Russian influence: Why Nauru reconsidered recognition of Abkhazia? A view from Tbilisi.
Consistency in illusions and inaction out of fear: barriers to Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue. An opinion from Tbilisi