Ulvia Karimova, an Azerbaijani student, has been living in Marjanishvili, an old district of Tbilisi, with her daughter for several years. She devotes this photo report to the idea of diversity built by the coexistence of Georgians, Turks, Azeris, Arabs, Armenians, and Russians living in the area.

The history of Salome and Teona's friendship is a clear example that boundaries and limitations are just concepts constructed by humans. This audio dialogue tells the story of how they became friends in Gali, on the stage of adolescence when you trust no one and nothing.

"You will build a ruined house with this, but you will not be able to bring people back. War leaves wounds in everyone's heart" - these words by Armenian photographer Arthur Vartanian are the main message to Armenians and Azerbaijanis affected by the Karabakh conflict. Sakina Mamadova's article tells us more about the peace support from Azerbaijan and Armenia.

Irakli was four years old when he fled Georgia to Russia with his parents and older sister due to the ongoing hostilities in Abkhazia. The expulsion was followed by integration difficulties into new and foreign societies. This text tells us about the constant feeling of exile, and shows the challenges seen through the eyes of one of its members.

The COVID-19 pandemic covered all spheres of public life. Closing the borders has doubly hurt people whose movement was restricted by long-running political or ethnic conflicts. In March 2020, the Enguri bridge, which divides Samegrelo and Abkhazia, was closed indefinitely. This record, based on the experience of a Gali student, describes the difficulties of returning to families across the bridge.

Preparing for university entrance exams is probably one of the most stressful times for adolescents. Both emotionally and rationally, it is a new phase in their lives. This comic, created by graphic design and journalism students, depicts Gali entrants' long and dangerous journey from their homes to the university gates.