The main aims of the "CAUCASIAN KNOT" are to ensure free access to truthful and non-engaged information about events in the Caucasus; inform the Russian and global community about violations of human rights, situation in armed conflict zones, cases of ethnic or political discrimination and refugees' problems; and provide information support to promotion of civil initiatives and independent mass media.

Informational and analytical newspaper.<BR> Distribution zone: Stavropol, Krasnodar, Kavkazskiye Mineralnyye Vody, and Karachayevo-Cherkessia.<BR> Circulation: 20,000 copies

Daily newspaper

Daily newspaper

Weekly newspaper.<BR> Published since 1994.<BR> Registered; registration certificate No. NP-1168 dated August 30, 1994.<BR> Circulation: 5,300 copies

Daily newspaper.<BR> Published twice a week and is a federal unitary enterprise as of today. Published since 1917.<BR> Registered; registration certificate NP-1118.<BR> Circulation: 15,000 copies

Weekly newspaper.<BR> Published since February 1991.<BR> A number of satellite newspapers are published as well.<BR> Registered in the Russian Federation Press Committee; registration certificate No. 604.<BR> Circulation: 33,160 copies

Weekly newspaper.<BR> Registered; registration number: NP-0304.<BR> Circulation: 5,000 copies

Daily independent city newspaper.<BR> Periodicity: 5 times a week.<BR> Circulation: 30,837 copies

Weekly newspaper.<BR> Registered; registration certificate NP-1171.<BR> Circulation: 68,765 copies

Sociopolitical newspaper of Kasharsky County.<BR> Published since 1930.<BR> Periodicity: twice a week.<BR> The newspaper is registered by Regional Department of Registration and Control of the Russian Federation's Mass Media and Press Law Enforcement; registration number R1009.<BR> Circulation: 4,000 copies

Founder, publisher, and editor - N.V. Kolomeytsev, Deputy of State Duma of Russian Federation.<BR> The newspaper is registered by the North-Caucasian Regional Department of Registration and Control of the Russian Federation's Mass Media and Press Law Enforcement; registration number - R3204.<BR> Has been published for four years. Distributed free of charge. Circulation: 80,000 copies

Weekly newspaper of North-Caucasian District of Internal Military Units of the Ministry of Interior of Russian Federation The newspaper is registered in the Ministry of Press and Information of Russian Federation.<BR> Published since December 1942.<BR> Distributed among the servicemen of the internal military of North-Caucasian District of Internal Military Units of the Ministry of Interior of Russian Federation

Sociopolitical newspaper of the Southern Federal District of the Russian Federation.<BR> Has been published for four years.<BR> Circulation: 5,000 copies

Sociopolitical newspaper of Karachayevo-Cherkessian Republic.<BR> Informs the readers on various aspects of life in the Republic and in the city of Cherkessk. Published since 1998.<BR> Periodicity: weekly.<BR> Circulation: 5,100 copies

Information agency.<BR> Operating hours are 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, with the exception of weekends and national holidays. The information is issued in Armenian, English, and Russia languages; information amount is 250 to 300 Kb per day; the information is distributed in Armenia, European countries, USA, and Asia. The agency has its own photo service. Armenpress was founded in 1920

Weekly newspaper.<BR> Published since 1990.<BR> Registered in the Regional Department of Registration and Control of the Russian Federation's Mass Media and Press Law Enforcement in the Republic of Dagestan; registration certificate No. D-0177.<BR> Circulation: 28,000 copies

Scientific and sociotheoretical magazine.<BR> Published since 1995.<BR> Periodicity: twice per half-year.<BR> Scientific ideas. Environment protection. Ethnic issues. Events

Independent newspaper.<BR> Delivers freshest information about Georgia (both political and civil sectors) to the public all over Georgia.<BR> Periodicity: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.<BR> On Mondays, a weekly Chronicles is published

Daily republican newspaper.<BR> Sociopolitical issues. Economy. Culture