Kyrgyzstan: Few Choices Amid Rising Abuse
The state of emergency has now been extended indefinitely.
South Ossetia Grapples with Covid-19
Society divided over how seriously to take the threat of infection.
Georgia: Good Neighbours Along the Conflict Line
How women mobilised to care for the most vulnerable members of their already-stressed communities.
Moldovan NGOs Target Domestic Violence
Abuse soars during lockdown, but facilities to address the problem lag far behind.
Armenia and Russia Argue Over Gas Deal
Pashinyan appeals to Putin for support in resolving dispute with Gazprom.
Abkhazia Cautiously Optimistic Over Covid-19
Quick action may have saved territory from being harder hit by the virus.
Georgian IDP's Murder Goes Unpunished
Calls for convicted killer to be handed over to serve sentence.
Georgia: Creeping Occupation Continues
Illegal fencing still being used to encroach on Georgian-held land.
Covid-19 Fake News Spreads in Central Asia
The authorities have struggled to maintain trust in their narratives over the pandemic.
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