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Gvantsa Doluashvili, Winner of 2016 EUMM Prize for Peace Journalism. (Photo: IWPR Georgia)
Georgia's Best Journalists Revealed
IWPR Georgia
16 Feb 17
In its fourth year, competition identifies outstanding submissions on conflict-related issues.
Young journalists receive training in responsible reporting and countering violent extremism. (Photo: IWPR)
Boosting Georgian Regional Media
IWPR Georgia
16 Jun 16
This key sector can play an important role in supporting rule of law and combating radicalisation.
Nino Chipchiuri accepts her award at the January 20 ceremony. (Photo: IWPR Georgia)
Georgian Journalist Wins IWPR Fellowship
IWPR Georgia
12 Feb 16
Award recognises reporting that promotes peaceful solutions to conflict.
Journalists interview construction company staff at the new station in Akhalkalaki. (Photo: IWPR Georgia)
Caucasus Journalists Focus on New Rail Project
IWPR Georgia
11 May 15
Cross-border railway could tie region into trade with Europe, but there's been little discussion of it locally.
(Photo: Idrak Abassov)
Russia's War With Georgia: 2008 Timeline
IWPR Georgia
4 Aug 14
August 2008 conflict resulted in formal Russian recognition of South Ossetian and Abkhazian independence.
Turbulent Times in Abkhazia, South Ossetia
Heather Yundt, IWPR Georgia
26 Jun 14
Behind the Headlines – 8
Georgian Villagers Routinely Detained by South Ossetians
Heather Yundt, IWPR Georgia
6 Jun 14
Behind the Headlines – 7
Georgia: Greens and Gold Don't Mix
Heather Yundt, IWPR Georgia
28 May 14
Behind the Headlines – 6
Georgian Law Change Alone Won't Curb Homophobia
Heather Yundt, IWPR Georgia
9 May 14
Behind the Headlines – 5
Veterans of Past Georgian Conflicts Feel Ignored
Heather Yundt, IWPR Georgia
6 May 14
Behind the Headlines – 4

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