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
OSCE SILENT AS RUSSIAN MILITARY STAYS PUT IN GEORGIA.
The latest Russian-Georgian consultations on military issues, and accompanying Russian gestures, evidence an intention to test Western seriousness about supporting Georgia's independence. At the moment,... MORE
GEORGIA RE-ESTABLISHING CONTROL IN PANKISI GORGE.
Georgia's Internal Affairs and State Security Ministries are conducting a carefully calibrated operation to restore order in the Pankisi Gorge, the scene in the last... MORE
GEORGIAN ECONOMY PRESENTS MIXED PICTURE.
Although the Georgian economy likely recorded an acceptable level of growth in 2001, the country's future economic position continues to be threatened by a number... MORE
FEDERAL CONTROL OVER GEORGIAN BORDER HEIGHTENED.
On December 11, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov announced that Russia has strengthened its control over the entire length of the Russian-Georgian border. "In Georgia,"... MORE
PUTIN INTENSIFIES PRESSURES ON GEORGIA.
Overruling the Kremlin's public relations consultants, Russian President Vladimir Putin has sided with the generals who bombed Georgian territory on November 27-28. The consultants--Gleb Pavlovsky's... MORE
KREMLIN SAYS BOMBING OF GEORGIA JUSTIFIED BUT PREMATURE.
Struggling to explain the November 27-28 Russian air strikes on Georgia, President Vladimir Putin's Defense Ministry and the Kremlin's public relations operation are giving each... MORE
TEXAS BARBECUE OVER, PUTIN GRILLS GEORGIA.
At dawn on November 28, Russian aviation bombed Georgia's Pankisi Gorge, which lies well inside that country's borders. The action continued a pattern set by... MORE