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Ergneti market: A smuggler's paradise or a missed opportunity for resolving the Georgian-Ossetian conflict?
Georgian-Ossetian economic cooperation: Why and how?
Davit Katsarava Severely Beaten by Police Officers
'Without the Russians, we'd solve it ourselves.' Report from Georgian-Ossetian conflict zone villages

Ergneti market: A smuggler's paradise or a missed opportunity for resolving the Georgian-Ossetian conflict?

International experience in conflict transformation shows that trade and economic relations can significantly contribute to restoring trust between divided societies.

Georgian-Ossetian economic cooperation: Why and how?

The Georgian-Ossetian conflict of the early 1990s led to Georgia losing control of South Ossetia and severed ties between Georgians and Ossetians.

Davit Katsarava Severely Beaten by Police Officers

On May 14, leader of the Anti-Occupation Movement Davit Katsarava, who was severely beaten by police officers and then arrested during the protest demonstration in front of the parliament, remains in the hospital.

'Without the Russians, we'd solve it ourselves.' Report from Georgian-Ossetian conflict zone villages

Koda Village. The last village in the area under Georgian government control. March 2024. Photo by Nino Narimanishvili/JAMnews As a result of the armed conflict and interethnic tensions in Georgia from 1989 to 1992, up to 70,000 ethnic Ossetians living in Georgia were forced to relocate, leaving all their possessions behind.

Ergneti market: A smuggler's paradise or a missed opportunity for resolving the Georgian-Ossetian conflict?

International experience in conflict transformation shows that trade and economic relations can significantly contribute to restoring trust between divided societies.

Georgian-Ossetian economic cooperation: Why and how?

The Georgian-Ossetian conflict of the early 1990s led to Georgia losing control of South Ossetia and severed ties between Georgians and Ossetians.

Davit Katsarava Severely Beaten by Police Officers

On May 14, leader of the Anti-Occupation Movement Davit Katsarava, who was severely beaten by police officers and then arrested during the protest demonstration in front of the parliament, remains in the hospital.

'Without the Russians, we'd solve it ourselves.' Report from Georgian-Ossetian conflict zone villages

Koda Village. The last village in the area under Georgian government control. March 2024. Photo by Nino Narimanishvili/JAMnews As a result of the armed conflict and interethnic tensions in Georgia from 1989 to 1992, up to 70,000 ethnic Ossetians living in Georgia were forced to relocate, leaving all their possessions behind.

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Ergneti market: A smuggler's paradise or a missed opportunity for resolving the Georgian-Ossetian conflict?

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Georgian-Ossetian economic cooperation: Why and how?

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Davit Katsarava Severely Beaten by Police Officers

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'Without the Russians, we'd solve it ourselves.' Report from Georgian-Ossetian conflict zone villages

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