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The new government of Abkhazia and the old structure – prospects and risks | Interview with Leuan Lagulaa

Editor of 'Chegemskaya Pravda', Inal Khashig, spoke with Levan Lagulaa, editor-in-chief of 'Apsny Khabar', about the prospects of the new-old government.
Inal Khashig

“Georgia must learn to say ‘yes'” – view from Abkhazia

In his column for Chegemskaya Pravda, Khashig explains why he believes it is time for Georgia to change its uncompromising position on Abkhazia.
Inal Khashig

Russia resumes direct flights to Abkhazia | Reactions from Georgia

First flight from Moscow to Sukhumi triggers strong reactions in Georgia: what are political actors saying in Tbilisi?

‘Georgia is once again heading towards confrontation’ | Interview with Abkhaz envoy to Russia

Interview with Abkhaz envoy to Russia: Will Abkhazia adopt a foreign agents law and host another Russian military base?

Russian ‘foreign agents’ in Abkhazia | A discussion between Inal Khashig and Astamur Tania

Russian 'foreign agents' in Abkhazia - editor of Chegemskaya Pravda, Inal Khashig, talks with political analyst Astamur Tania.
Inal Khashig

Georgian Dream’s hazy vow to return Sukhumi and Tskhinvali

Irakli Kobakhidze has once again raised the issue of Georgia's territorial integrity, stating that "with a consistent policy and patience, any goal can be achieved".

Peace policy is dead. Beware the peace, Georgia! | Blog by Medea Turashvili 

Conflict and peace researcher Medea Turashvili publishes a critical blog post on the current state of peace policy in Georgia.

Opinion: ‘Flights from Russia to Abkhazia boost legitimacy of Abkhazia’s separatist government’

Valeri Chechelashvili, Head of Geopolitical Studies at the Centre for Strategic Analysis, commented on the resumption of air travel between Russia and Abkhazia.

Opinion: ‘Kremlin has absolutely no interest in Aslan Bzhania returning to Abkhazia’s government’

The Kremlin does not need Bzhania - Inal Khashig expands on this view in his column, which we present here in an abridged version.
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