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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.

Opinion: Main cause of Abkhazia’s energy crisis is corruption

Energy crisis in Abkhazia worsens. What are the reasons behind the problem?

Are Abkhaz students in Russia at risk of being sent to fight in Ukraine?

Abkhaz students in Russia face military enlistment, raising fears of deployment to Ukraine. Is there such a threat?

Another Abkhazian Revolution: What’s Next? | Astamur Tania and Inal Khashig

Journalist Inal Khashig discusses the recent extraordinary change of power in Abkhazia with historian and political scientist Astamur Tania.
Inal Khashig

Opinion: “Not an anti-Russian act, but response to Bzhania’s policies” 

According to Leuan Lagulaa, editor-in-chief of the leading Abkhazian media outlet APSNYKHABAR, the parliament’s decision is not an anti-Russian act but a response to Bzhania’s policies.

‘Political crisis in occupied Abkhazia – what happened and what to expect?’ | Rondeli Foundation analysis

Analyst Mamuka Komakhia discusses the causes and possible developments of the ongoing political crisis in occupied Abkhazia.

Opinion: In Abkhazia, reform constitution before electing new president

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.

“Promote cooperation in South Caucasus” – EU Special Representative Magdalena Grono in interview with JAMnews

JAMnews publishes an exclusive interview with Magdalena Grono, the new EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the crisis in Georgia.

Op-ed: Another coup, another president ousted – how can Abkhazia break the cycle?

Inal Khashig, editor of JAMnews in Abkhazia, examines why this cycle repeats so often and with the same outcome.
Inal Khashig
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