IS RUSSIA REAPPRAISING ITS POLICY TOWARD GEORGIA?
Official Moscow stands before an uneasy process of adjustment to the irreversibility of Georgia's independence. In words at least, tactically perhaps, President Vladimir Putin seems... MORE
JAVAKHETI–ANOTHER PROBLEM AREA IN GEORGIA?
In recent weeks, some ethnic Armenian residents in Georgia's Javakheti province have been holding street rallies demanding an autonomous status in relation to the central... MORE
PUTIN ACCEPTS U.S. MILITARY ENTRY IN GEORGIA.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signaled an end to the storm of recriminations with which Moscow had initially met Washington's decision to supply and train... MORE
GEORGIA TO HOST U.S. SPECIAL FORCES
As anticipated, the United States and Georgia are taking the next logical step, after having announced that international terrorists are, after all, hiding in the... MORE
U.S. SPECIAL TROOPS TO DEPLOY TO GEORGIA.
As anticipated (see the Monitor, February 18) the United States and Georgia are taking the next logical step, after having announced that international terrorists are,... MORE
GEORGIA’S SECURITY COUNCIL SECRETARY COMMITS SUICIDE.
Character assassination turned literally into death yesterday as Georgia's Security Council Secretary, Nugzar Sajaia, committed suicide with his service weapon. Sajaia, along with other key... MORE
REFUGEES IN GEORGIA DON’T WANT TO GO HOME.
On February 14, a delegation from the Russian Ministry for Emergency Situations arrived in Tbilisi, Georgia. Its goal was to attempt to come to agreement... MORE
A CHANCE FOR GEORGIA IN PANKISI.
The U.S. charge d'affaires in Georgia, Philip Remler, has said that "several dozen" Taliban and al-Qaida fighters who fled from Afghanistan are now hiding in... MORE