Each month, we send the content of the magazine to some 10 000 addresses. If there are people you would like to put on this list, send us their mails.

And if there are people that could be potential subscribers every where in the Caucasus, in Russia, in Europe and in the States, you can send us their address and we'll send them a copy of the magazine.

GEORGIE
Chovelidze Street, 10
0108 Tbilissi
Mob. 00 995 99 70 60 52
Off. 00 995 32 23 37 31
Dom. 00 995 32 98 52 02

FRANCE
Le Grosseno
56370 Sarzeau
Tel. 02 97 41 89 14
Mob. 06 30 13 94 20

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Caucasus International

A unique source of information about the Caucasus!

Caucasus International provides a unique perspective on the Caucasus region and its people, its politics, its economy, its culture. Its eighty pages are an attractive package of full colour photos and independent, well-researched articles held to the highest journalistic standard.

An investor, a tourist, an international NGO worker, each wants to read something about the place to which they are traveling to work, to visit or to live. Each month, the magazine tackles a special theme. For example, last month, Caucasus International dedicated fifteen pages to Georgia�s state of affairs two years after the Rose Revolution. This month, the magazine examines the recent events in Azerbaijan.

Caucasus International was born under a different name as a French language magazine over three years ago. Keen to share the magazine with more readers, Editor Claire Delessard

Caucasus International is currently distributed in Georgia, Europe, the United States and Russia. As such, it creates a link between the Caucasus region and the Caucasian Diasporas and area specialists in the West.

Caucasus International is published in both English and French thanks to the work of almost a hundred people work for Caucasus International: journalists, specialists, researchers and photographers, as well as translators, editors and administrative staff. The magazine is supported financially by the publishers of Tsreli Chokoladi (�Hot Chocolate�), a premium monthly magazine on Georgian culture.

Editor-in-chief, Claire Delessard is a journalist based in Tbilisi, Georgia and Ph.D. candidate at the Institut d�Etudes Politiques of Paris. She is the Georgia correspondent for Radio France International, France Culture and Radio Vatican. She has contributed widely to French and Russian journals and magazines.