Abkhazia Takes Stock Ahead of Presidential Campaign
As opposition considers whether to field one candidate or several, many Abkhaz are alarmed at the precedent set by ousting leaders, even unpopular ones.
10 Jun 14
Caucasus
Interventionism to Make Georgian Businesses Fit for Europe
Some say that government should stay out of private sector, others that it isn't putting in enough money to make a difference.
9 Jun 14
Armenia Faces Delay to Joining Moscow-Led Union
Experts say that concerns about Nagorny Karabakh are hampering progress towards accession.
6 Jun 14
Armenians Worried by US Diplomat's Karabakh Comments
Territories around Karabakh not “occupied”, but a consequence of war, Armenian legislator insists.
6 Jun 14
Unravelling Abkhazia's Protests
Demonstrators are driven by complex motives and differing agendas, but this is not a repeat of the Kiev revolution.
6 Jun 14
Azerbaijan: Travel Ban for Activist's Family
Matanat Azizova seen as latest casualty in campaign against dissenting voices.
5 Jun 14
Armenians Enticed by Russian Passport Offer
Continuing exodus prompted by poor prospects at home could now accelerate.
4 Jun 14
Stalin's Man Mikoyan to Get Statue in Yerevan
Critics of proposed monument recall Stalinist purges of the 1930s.
29 May 14
Azerbaijani Border Villages Living on the Edge
Residents were happy to get a new road linking them with the rest of Azerbaijan, but they lost their water supply in the process.
29 May 14
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