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‘At this rate, we are doomed to poverty’: views on Abkhazia’s 2026 budget plan

Ahra Aristava: “The growth in the budget’s own revenues does not meet the targets set by the president”

Opinion: From new year, electricity in Abkhazia will triple. Why are authorities taking this step?

Tengiz Dzhopua, a member of the Abkhaz Public Chamber, explains the reasons why, in his view, the government is taking such an unpopular step.

The Georgian-Abkhaz conflict against the backdrop of peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Discussion, video

Historian Astamur Tania and journalist Inal Khashig: "If transport and energy routes need to be opened throughout the region, new contradictions are inevitable."

‘Indecently fake honeymoon’- Opinion on Russia–Abkhazia relations

Public Chamber member Tengiz Jopua calls the situation “embarrassingly insincere” and urges pragmatism and mutual responsibility.

Why does Syria still recognise Abkhazia’s independence after the change of power? Opinion

Syria is one of just five countries that currently recognise Abkhazia’s independence. When the government changed there in 2024, many expected that stance to shift - but it did not.

Abkhazia and Syria discuss launch of direct sea link

The war in Ukraine has opened up an opportunity for Abkhazia to serve as a transit corridor for sanctions-hit Russia

“Abkhazia cannot afford a huge army – the people must be militarised.” An opinion from Abkhazia

Amid a surge in Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian regions close to Abkhazia, anxiety is growing in the republic.

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.
Inal Khashig

‘Victims of the global reshaping of the world’: opinion on the causes and outcomes of the 1992–93 Georgian-Abkhaz war

On 14 August, Abkhazia commemorated the victims of the Georgian-Abkhaz war, which began on that day in 1992. The war ended in 1993 with Georgia’s defeat, but the conflict remains unresolved.
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