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‘Georgian cinema is in danger’: filmmakers take on the culture ministry
Georgian filmmakers are protesting a ‘reorganisation’ of the country’s film centre, which they claim threatens a new era of censorship.
‘Georgian cinema is in danger’: filmmakers take on the culture ministry
By Luiza MchedlishviliGeorgian filmmakers are protesting a ‘reorganisation’ of the country’s film centre, which they claim threatens a new era of censorship.
Bolnisi Museum — the longest human journey
The Bolnisi Museum is a gem you should visit even if you have just a few days in Georgia.
Bolnisi Museum — the longest human journey
By Hans GutbrodThe Bolnisi Museum is a gem you should visit even if you have just a few days in Georgia.
As Georgia reels from the Delta variant, the Tsinandali Festival plays on
The Tsinandali Festival may be a model for the revival of Georgia’s music scene — but its reduced scope shows that nothing escapes COVID-19.
As Georgia reels from the Delta variant, the Tsinandali Festival plays on
By Peter LiakhovThe Tsinandali Festival may be a model for the revival of Georgia’s music scene — but its reduced scope shows that nothing escapes COVID-19.
Georgia literary competition cancelled after intervention from culture minister
An advisor to Culture Minister Tea Tsulukiani was appointed to the jury of the Litera competition.
Georgia literary competition cancelled after intervention from culture minister
An advisor to Culture Minister Tea Tsulukiani was appointed to the jury of the Litera competition.
Two States, One Nation: the mixed blessings of Turkish influence in Azerbaijan
For better or worse, Turkish culture exerts a considerable influence on modern Azerbaijani youth culture.
Two States, One Nation: the mixed blessings of Turkish influence in Azerbaijan
By Nika MusaviFor better or worse, Turkish culture exerts a considerable influence on modern Azerbaijani youth culture.
Armenian–Azerbaijani families — wishing the good times were back
While the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh rages on, mixed Armenian–Azerbaijani families in Georgia continue to thrive.
Armenian–Azerbaijani families — wishing the good times were back
By Gita ElibekyanWhile the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh rages on, mixed Armenian–Azerbaijani families in Georgia continue to thrive.