Inal Khashig

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Abkhazia: 100 Days of President Badra Gunba | Leonid Chamagua and Inal Khashig

After 100 days of Badra Gunba’s presidency, journalist Inal Khashig discusses the results with expert Leonid Chamagua.
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“Georgia no longer expects Russia to ‘hand over’ Abkhazia and South Ossetia”. Opinion

Georgian authorities have made clear their pessimism over resolving the conflicts with Abkhazia and South Ossetia, according to Abkhaz journalist Inal Khashig, editor of the newspaper Chegemskaya Pravda.
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Constitutional Reform: A Project by the Public Chamber of Abkhazia | Tamaz Ketsba

Editor of Chegemskaya Pravda Inal Khashig discusses influences surrounding constitutional reform with Tamaz Ketsba, a member of the Public Chamber and expert of the Working Group on Constitutional Reform.
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“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.
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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.
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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.

Opinion: ‘Kremlin now sets course for Abkhazia’s development’

Russia is trying to stabilise the situation in Abkhazia by removing figures who irritate the opposition from power.

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.
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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.
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