Friday, May 6, 2022
Archival Collection on Circassian Diaspora in the Ottoman Empire after 1864 Now Available Digitally
Paul Goble
Archival Collection on Circassian Diaspora in the Ottoman Empire after 1864 Now Available Digitally
Kabardino Balkar
New Book Explains How and Why Bi-National Kabardino-Balkar Republic Survived
Thursday, April 28, 2022
New Book Explains How and Why Bi-National Kabardino-Balkar Republic Survived
Paul Goble
Staunton, April 18 – At the end of Soviet times, many in the binational republics that Moscow had created to play one ethnic group off against another felt that the time had come to divide them up. Chechnya and Ingushetia managed to split into two republics, but neither Karachay-Cherkessia nor Kabardino-Balkaria did.
The reasons that they failed to do so not only explains a great deal about the behind-the-scenes politics in Moscow and the North Caucasus but also sheds light on current political struggles in that region to form new more mono-ethnic republics, something that both the center and the rulers the Kremlin has imposed are very much against. Read more
Circassian Flag Day is not a Transient Occasion
The Circassians in Diaspora and the Right of Return: An Achievable Goal
The Circassians in Diaspora and the Right of Return: An Achievable Goal
Adel Bashqawi
First of January, 2022
Инициаторы обращения восьми общественных организаций КБР с призывом принять участие в переписи населения
Инициаторы обращения восьми общественных организаций КБР с призывом принять участие в переписи населения
Clarification on the Self-name of the Circassian People
Clarification on the Self-name of the Circassian People
Interpreted from the Russian language
October 20, 2021
Bislan Hagaz’i: The Caucasus Federation did not keep its promise
Bislan Hagaz’i from the Republic of Kabardino-Balkaria is a jurist by profession who works in various Circassian affairs and especially on the issue of supporting returnees to the historical Circassian homeland.