Over 200 Participants Join ‘Adyghe Dictation’ Event in Adygea

  • Caucasus
Participants put their Adyghe language skills to the test.

MAYKOP —  On International Circassian Language Day, more than 200 people took part in the annual Adyghe Dictation event, held at the Faculty of Adyghe (Circassian) Philology and Culture at Adyghe State University. The international educational initiative, dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the Adyghe language and script, has been growing steadily since its inception in 2019.

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Interactive Doll ‘Madina’ Brings Language and Culture to Life for Children

  • Caucasus
Available in markets and select stores, 'Madina' has gained widespread support.

NALCHIK — A new interactive doll, Madina, is captivating children and parents alike with its unique ability to sing, tell stories, and teach rhymes in eight Caucasian languages, all while wearing a traditional national dress. Created by Lyusenya Getadzhieva, an oncologist from Kabardino-Balkaria, the doll serves as a cultural ambassador for the region, providing families with an engaging way to connect with their heritage.

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Kadyrov Calls to End the ‘Indiscriminate Inquisition’ Against Migrants

  • Caucasus
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov expressed disappointment with recent measures to tighten migration policy.

On 1 October, the State Duma considered two key initiatives to combat illegal migration, including measures targeting fictitious marriages and amendments allowing the confiscation of criminally acquired property from organisers of illegal migration. In response, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov criticised the recent tightening of migration policies, calling for a more balanced approach and condemning the indiscriminate targeting of foreigners. This article was first published by Kommersant on 7 October 2024 and has been translated into English by AbkhazWorld.

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The 13th Anniversary of the Assassination of Circassian Opinion Leader Tsipine Aslan

  • Caucasus
Aslan Tsipine, renowned Circassian ethnographer, assassinated on 29 December 2010 for alleged promotion of paganism.

JINEPS — The Circassian national movement gained significant momentum following the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991. During Boris Yeltsin's presidency, the more democratic environment compared to today's Russia enabled the Circassian community to establish various institutions and bring forward leaders capable of guiding the national movement. In such a context, Tsipine Aslan emerged as a prominent voice throughout Circassia.

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