Inal Khashig
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Following recognition by Moscow, Abkhaz leadership to seek full international acceptance.
Issue likely to dominate December elections, but in reality Abkhazia’s options constrained by dependence on Russia.
Abkhaz seize key valley held by Georgian troops dealing further blow to beleaguered Tbilisi government.
Abkhaz authorities say serial bombings are part of a Georgian plan to wreck their economy.
Abkhaz leadership mulls closer military ties with Moscow, as tensions with Tbilisi mount.
Officials in Sukhum believe Moscow’s new policy towards them is helping them move further away from Georgia.
Sacking of city mayor triggers wider government crackdown.
All sides want independence from Georgia, but have their differences over domestic policy.
The president of Abkhazia and his recent political foes abandon hostilities for a display of national unity.
A new law will offer citizenship to anyone of Abkhaz origin, even if they were not born in the republic.