Syria’s Ten Post-Assad Challenges
As Syrians start to re-build, complex domestic, regional and international realties will determine this transition.
19 Dec 24
Civil society
Georgia’s Violent Crackdown on Journalists
Media workers covering the ongoing protests report being directly targeted amid extreme brutality.
11 Dec 24
Georgia: “This is Our Last Chance to Fight for a European Future”
Young activist describes “anger and hope” of the nightly demonstrations in central Tbilisi.
10 Dec 24
Georgia: “I Want to Play a Part in This Process”
IWPR project manager explains why she is volunteering as an election observer in a vote seen as crucial to country’s democratic future.
22 Oct 24
Divisions Emerge Within Afghan Women’s Rights Movement
Issue of direct negotiations with the Taleban proves contentious point among campaigners.
3 Oct 24
Hospital Attack Continues Russia’s War on Children
Rather than undermining Ukrainians’ resolve, such attacks convince them that there is no other option but to continue fighting.
11 Jul 24
What’s Behind Georgia’s “Foreign Agents” Law?
IWPR Caucasus director explains the background to the controversial legislation – and what may lie ahead.
16 May 24
Georgia: Anger Soars Over “Foreign Agents” Law
The new legislation leaves the country on the verge of civil confrontation and international isolation.
16 May 24
Moldova’s Women Mayors
Local elections see growing representation as candidates defy barriers.
8 Mar 24
Rose Revolution Still Haunts Georgia
The political upheaval of 2003 was a seminal moment in the country’s history, but its legacy is up for debate.
23 Nov 23
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