Abkhazia's president resigns after protests over investment deal
Briefly

"The unrest was sparked by opposition to a 'property agreement' between Abkhazia and Russia, which would allow Russian companies to invest in the region. This has led to fears of inflated property prices and increased Moscow's influence in the area."
"Demonstrators in the capital, Sukhumi, stormed government buildings on 15 November, forcing Bzhania to flee and plunging the self-declared republic into political turmoil. This major upheaval indicates a significant pushback against incoming Russian influence by local citizens."
"President Bzhania has resigned following widespread protests against an investment deal, and he has warned that he will retract his resignation if the protesters do not comply with the terms of an agreement negotiated between the government and the opposition."
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