Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict

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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.

Abkhazia on the brink of an energy collapse

With water levels in the Enguri Dam dropping and Russia halting free electricity supplies, Abkhazia faces power outages.

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.

Analysis of political party programs: peace policy and protection of conflict-affected populations

The Center for Social Justice analyzes the election programs of the ruling party and five opposition parties/coalitions regarding conflict resolution.

Abkhazia releases opposition figures following massive public protests

Abkhazia releases five opposition figures after widespread protests, fueling tensions over a contentious Russian investment deal.

Abkhazian view on Georgia after parliamentary elections | Astamur Tania and Inal Khashig

Abkhazian experts Astamur Taniya and Inal Khashig discuss how elections in Georgia may affect the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict
Inal Khashig

How to save Abkhazia’s economy without offering super benefits to Russian investors? An economist’s opinion

Abkhaz economist Akhra Aristava suggests an alternative approach to solving the republic’s economic problems.

What are Abkhazian politicians expecting from the parliamentary elections in Georgia?

Politicians in Abkhazia hope that whoever comes to power as a result of these elections will take steps toward resolving the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict peacefully.
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