GEORGIAN GUERRILLA LEADER APPEARS ON RUSSIAN TV.
Zurab Samushia, leader of the shadowy Georgian White Legion, made an unusual appearance yesterday on Russian state television. Samushia maintained that the White Legion operates... MORE
RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS, EVICTED FROM POTI, YIELD GEORGIA’S SEABOARD.
Russian border guard forces ceased patrolling the central and northern sectors of Georgia's maritime border as of yesterday. Both land-based troops and the naval component... MORE
CLASHES ACROSS THE GEORGIAN-ABKHAZ DEMARCATION LINE.
At least four Abkhaz militiamen were killed in an ambush laid by Georgian guerrillas in Abkhazia during the night of August 10-11. On the same... MORE
WESTERN-ORIENTED YOUNG MEN RISING IN GEORGIA’S LEADERSHIP.
Twenty-eight year old, U.S.-educated Mikheil Saakashvili was elected yesterday to the post of majority leader in the Georgian parliament. Saakashvili until now headed the parliament's... MORE
ABKHAZ INCURSION INTO GEORGIA.
During the night of August 8-9, three Abkhaz militiamen crossed the demarcation line and attacked a Georgian police post in Zugdidi district. They were killed... MORE
GEORGIA ASSUMING MARITIME BORDER CONTROL WITH HELP OF FRIENDS.
A Georgian naval crew left yesterday for Germany to take delivery of a coastal guard ship, a gift from the German government. Another coastal guard... MORE
LORTKIPANIDZE TAKING CHARGE OF GEORGIA’S CABINET OF MINISTERS.
Vazha Lortkipanidze accepted yesterday (after a two-day "pause for deliberation") the post of State Minister, Georgia's approximate equivalent of a prime minister. Most ministers are... MORE
GOVERNMENT REFORM IN GEORGIA.
At least ten Georgian cabinet ministers resigned yesterday, following the resignation of State Minister (equivalent of prime minister) Niko Lekishvili. President Eduard Shevardnadze made public... MORE