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How in Sukhumi September 27 was marked – A review of Abkhaz Media and Social Networks. A view from Abkhazia

September 27 carries profound symbolic significance for the Abkhaz people. It emphasis unity, an unbreakable spirit, and the fighting character of the Abkhaz people.

A review of Abkhaz social networks on the topic of Syria. A view from Abkhazia

The EU pressure on Syria to revoke its recognition is perceived negatively in Abkhazia, although coverage of the topic remains low

The Arab World on Georgia’s conflicts and the prospects for peace dialogue. An Opinion from Tbilisi

The descendants of the Muhajirs do not constitute a distinct political force. They are primarily engaged in economic activities. We should not view this group as either supporters of Assad or fighters against him.

Behind the scenes of international politics: Experts on the steps of the Georgian opposition and the EU’s reaction — A view from Abkhazia.

Whether by peaceful or forceful means, the "return" of Abkhazia to Georgia is an unacceptable paradigm for Abkhazian society.

What Abkhaz expect from Georgia: conditions for settling the conflict and the path toward de-isolation. A view from Abkhazia, video discussion

Adgur Lagvilava: It is necessary to repeal the Law 'On Occupied Territories,' which serves as the legal foundation of our international isolation.
Inal Khashig

Visions for the return of Abkhazia. Debates in Georgian political circles. Part two

The narratives of both Georgian Dream and Saakashvili are in fact pro-Russian, ultimately serving Russian interests.

Abkhaz experts discuss fuel crisis, Georgian debate on Georgian-Abkhaz conflict resolution. VIDEO

Astamur Tania: “Georgian opposition politician Nika Gvaramia’s statements on a peaceful solution to the conflict are part of domestic political struggle; the Abkhaz issue was raised only to stir emotions”
Inal Khashig

Visions for the return of Abkhazia. Debates in Georgian political circles. Part one

Nika Gvaramia: If we want our jurisdiction to extend over Abkhazia again, we will have to make certain concessions. But on the condition of EU membership and the existence of a state named Georgia, with its constitutional coverage of Abkhazia.

Fuel crisis in Abkhazia – key takeaways. Opinion from Tbilisi

A Georgian company imported up to 680 tonnes of fuel into Abkhazia; however, fuel supplies are currently temporarily suspended.
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