THREE FLASHPOINTS IN GEORGIA.
The thaw at high altitudes in the Caucasus is again exposing Georgia to a flood of Russian accusations that it condones cross-border movements in both... MORE
THE CHECHEN TRAIL IN GEORGIA: REPORT FROM PANKIISK GORGE
By Igor Rotar "The only problem is your nationality. The Chechens may have left journalists alone during the last war, but today people see any... MORE
RUSSIA AND GEORGIA AT ODDS.
On May 15, the wraps came off an event which the Georgian government--and perhaps the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) as well--was... MORE
CHANGE IN GEORGIAN GOVERNMENT: ACCELERATION OF REFORMS?
On May 5, Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze released his long-time associate, Vazha Lortkipanidze, from the post of minister of state, a position equivalent to that... MORE
GEORGIA STUCK WITH RUSSIAN BASE IN VAZIANI
On March 29, Russia's Foreign Affairs Ministry notified Georgia that the Russian side is prepared immediately to hold negotiations on two sets of military issues:... MORE
KOCHARIAN IN GEORGIA PUTS “COMPLEMENTARITY” INTO PRACTICE.
During his March 28-29 visit to Georgia, President Robert Kocharian issued another set of signals of his willingness to extricate Armenia from dependency on Russia... MORE
KUCHMA IN GEORGIA AND AZERBAIJAN
Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma's visits to Georgia and Azerbaijan on March 15-17 highlighted the Western orientation of the three countries and their shared interests in... MORE