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17 March 2010
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Schools in Azerbaijan’s refugee communities are often cramped, under-equipped, and poorly heated, but they carry the torch for a homeland their students have never seen. A TOL multimedia presentation. Part three of a series.

By Abbas Atilay
 
11 March 2010
The Nightmare of History

TOL Talk: Author Jonathan Brent on plumbing the Soviet archives, negotiating the new Russia, and encountering the real Josef Stalin.

By Andy Markowitz
 
5 March 2010
The View from Tbilisi: Political Capital

Public service or vote-buying? Tbilisi residents debate the motives behind Mayor Gigi Ugulava’s pre-election largess. A TOL/Liberali multimedia project.

By Iago Kurashvili and Nino Kakhishvili
 
3 March 2010
The View from Tbilisi: Statue of Limitations

In the fourth of a series of video reports, Georgians debate whether the statue of Josef Stalin in his birthplace of Gori should stay in the city center or be moved to a museum. A TOL/Liberali multimedia project.

By Nia Kurtishvili and Maka Machavariani
 
1 March 2010
The View from Tbilisi: Offshoring Georgia's Media

In the third of a series of video reports, Georgians debate whether the country should tighten rules on foreign ownership of television stations.

By Iago Kurashvili and Nino Kakhishvili
 
24 February 2010
The View from Tbilisi: Broadcasting Bias Premium

In the second of a series of video reports, Georgians consider whether the country’s public broadcaster can be freed from political influence. A TOL/Liberali multimedia project.

By Tako Paradashvili and Iago Kurashvili
 
23 February 2010
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TOL podcast: Freedom House’s Christopher Walker on Kazakhstan’s OSCE missteps and their meaning.

By Jeremy Druker
 
22 February 2010
The View from Tbilisi: Change from the 'Bottom Up'

In the first of a series of video reports, Georgians both expert and everyday explain what “civil society” means to them. A TOL/Liberali multimedia project.

By Tako Paradashvili and Nia Kurtishvili
 
18 February 2010
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TOL podcast: An Armenian journalist and an Azeri activist use new media to breach the region’s information barrier.

By Onnik Krikorian
 
9 February 2010
From Iron Curtain to Open Shutters
TOL multimedia: The best of our 20 Years After photo competition.
By TOL
 

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