Emin Milli on ‘Islands of Independent Information’ in Azerbaijan
By Eka Maghaldadze Civil Georgia Tell us about your way from Azerbaijan to Berlin, from law school to starting a new media organization? What forced [more >>>]
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Clashes Over Church Raise Specter of Georgian-Armenian Strife
By JOSHUA KUCERA EurasiaNet A clash over a contested church in a majority-Armenian part of Georgia has raised tensions and, many fear, set the stage [more >>>]
This tyrant’s reach knows no borders
By EDITORIAL BOARD The Washington Post JUST PAST 7 p.m. on May 29 in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, an independent journalist, Afgan Mukhtarli, called [more >>>]
Blame Game Follows Collapse Of Talks On Georgian Constitutional Amendments
After eight months of acrimonious discussion, the majority parliament faction of Georgia’s ruling Georgian Dream party has announced that it sees no point in trying [more >>>]
Favoritism Shears Competitors in Georgian Sheep Industry
By TSKRIALA SHERMADINI (Studio Monitor) With additional reporting in Jordan by Naima Chougui of ARIJ, Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism. Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting [more >>>]
Time stands still for the award-winning photographer Daro Sulakauri with her project, Double Alien
By ROSIE FLANAGAN freundevonfreunden.com Invisible conflict explored against the vast plains of southern Georgia, Samtskhe Javakheti “Whenever I go back to Samtskhe Javakheti I feel [more >>>]
Georgia Reaches Out for the Ethnic Vote
By SADDAM ALIYEV and EDITA BADASYAN* Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) Armenian and Azerbaijani voters are finally being wooed by politicians. On the [more >>>]
First Crisis Center for Domestic Violence Victims Opens in Tbilisi
By THEA MORISSON Georgia Today TBILISI – Georgia’s Ministry of Labor, Health and Social Affairs, UN Women and Swedish Development Agency opened the first crisis [more >>>]
7 people detained in Georgia in gas pipeline plot
By Associated Press The Washington Post TBILISI, Georgia — Georgia’s intelligence agency says it has detained seven people suspected of plotting an attack on a [more >>>]
GEORGIA – Pro-Russian Party, Whose TV Ad Sparked Outcry, Banned from Election
Civil Georgia A fringe pro-Russian party, which became known to a wider public after its campaign TV ad, pledging “legalizing” Russian military bases in Georgia, [more >>>]