EXPORT GROWTH, WEAK DOMESTIC DEMAND REDUCE GEORGIA’S EXTERNAL DEFICITS.
After growing rapidly during 1995-1998, Georgia's trade and current account deficits have fallen sharply over the past eighteen months. According to state statistical office data,... MORE
GEORGIA GRAPPLES WITH RUSSIAN ‘REINTERPRETATIONS’ OF OSCE’S DECISIONS
On July 29 in Moscow, Russia and Georgia held the "third" round in what is only the latest series of negotiations on troop withdrawal. The... MORE
RUSSIAN FORCES IN NO HURRY TO LEAVE GEORGIA.
On July 29 in Moscow, Russia and Georgia held the "third" round in what is only the latest series of negotiations on troop withdrawal. The... MORE
MOSCOW DRAGGING ITS FEET ON TROOP WITHDRAWAL FROM GEORGIA
On July 14 in Vienna, the Permanent Council of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) reviewed Russia's performance in complying with OSCE... MORE
MOSCOW DRAGGING FEET IN WITHDRAWING TROOPS FROM GEORGIA.
On July 14 in Vienna, the Permanent Council of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) reviewed Russia's performance in complying with OSCE... MORE
GEORGIA ALSO INCHING TOWARD NATO
From June 16 to June 21, Georgia hosted for the first time a joint exercise with troops of a NATO country. Some sixty U.S. Army... MORE
MOSCOW HARDENS STANCE AT TROOP WITHDRAWAL NEGOTIATIONS WITH GEORGIA.
Bilateral negotiations on the withdrawal of Russian troops from Georgia were held on June 23-25 in Tbilisi. The round was the second since the November... MORE
INFLATION FALLING RAPIDLY IN GEORGIA.
After surging at the end of 1998 and through much of 1999, inflation has slowed rapidly in 2000. Data released in May indicate that consumer... MORE
GEORGIA COOPERATES WITH NATO COUNTRIES.
Some sixty U.S. Army medical personnel and 100 Georgian counterparts practiced battlefield medical treatment at a Georgian military base from June 16 to June 21--the... MORE