Split-Personality Village
Their village is remote, poor and no one knows what country it belongs to – but residents are still hoping things will get better.
Their village is remote, poor and no one knows what country it belongs to – but residents are still hoping things will get better.
Rampant corruption could cost the republic its autonomy if Russia chooses to call in its debts.
The scrap metal business in Georgia holds some nasty and potentially lethal surprises.
A gathering of the Amtsakhara war veterans' movement promises to reshape Abkhaz politics.
Residents of four settlements destroyed during the 1999 Chechen incursion are still waiting for compensation.
New law promises to go easy on hard drug users - but will there be any takers for the treatment offered in place of prison?
The tribulations of post-war life in a Nagorny Karabakh Armenian village
On paper Georgians have the right to receive free medical treatment, but the reality is a lot different.
As Heidar Aliev flies to Turkey for further medical treatment, there is growing uncertainty about who the next president will be.
Thousands of people injured by Chechen wars find that life is a struggle for the disabled.