In Armenia, discussions continue over recently declassified U.S. State Department documents, first reported by Radio Azatutyun (Liberty). According to these materials, in the late 1990s, Armenian and ...

Georgian Dream‘s parliament on February 6 fast-tracked repressive amendments to the country’s administrative and criminal codes. The second and third readings of all bills were held on the same day.

Two more journalists have been arrested in Azerbaijan on smuggling charges. The court has decided to impose a pretrial detention measure against Shakhnaz Beylergyzy and Shamshad Agayev. On 6 February, ...

Azerbaijani security services have eliminated a radical group linked to international terrorist organizations, according to a joint statement by the State Security ...

Former U.S. Ambassador to Georgia (1998–2001) Kenneth Yalowitz comments on the future of U.S.-Georgia relations, suggesting that Georgian Dream will likely try to win Trump over by adopting his ...

The chairman of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Mamuka Mdinaradze, has dismissed journalist Mzia Amaglobeli’s hunger strike as “blackmailing the state.” Speaking at a briefing, Mdinaradze stated that ...

The rally was part of months-long pro-European mass protests across Georgia, demanding new parliamentary elections and the release of over 50 arrested demonstrators facing severe charges, mostly for ...

According to a study published by the Georgian branch of Transparency International, concerns over domestic political instability and potential isolation due to sanctions have already impacted bank ...

Russian media and social media bloggers accuse opposition leader and Abkhazia‘s presidential candidate Adgur Ardzinba of having pro-Turkish sentiments. The only “evidence” against the 43-year-old is ...