RUSSIAN-GEORGIAN BORDER INCIDENT ESCALATING.
Some 100 Tbilisi activists of the youth branch of the Georgia Citizens' Union, the country's governing party, demonstrated December 5-7 outside the Russian border post... MORE
RUSSIAN MILITARY — A SOURCE OF TENSION IN GEORGIA.
Georgian parliament chairman Zurab Zhvania told a December 2 news conference that "Russian actions vis-a-vis Georgia are gradually turning into a cold war." Zhvania singled... MORE
GEORGIA: A CONFLICT MAY BE BREWING BETWEEN TBILISI AND AJARIA, SEEN UNTIL NOW AS GEORGIA’S MOST PEACEFUL REGION
Georgia: A conflict may be brewing between Tbilisi and Ajaria, seen until now as Georgia's most peaceful region By Zaal Anjaparidze There are signs that... MORE
GEORGIA TO RECEIVE BRITISH MILITARY ASSISTANCE.
British assistant defense secretary Roger Jackling announced yesterday in Tbilisi that Britain will donate to Georgia two coastal guard cutters. Britain will furthermore receive in... MORE
GEORGIA ABOLISHES CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
At President Eduard Shevardnadze's initiative, the Georgian parliament yesterday voted overwhelmingly to abolish the death penalty. Shevardnadze needed three years to persuade parliament to take... MORE
CIS DATA SHOW KYRGYZSTAN, GEORGIA CONTINUE RAPID ECONOMIC GROWTH.
According to official data released by the CIS Interstate Statistical Committee, Kyrgyzstan during the first nine months of the year reported a whopping 45.9 percent... MORE
YELTSIN "HOVERED" OVER UKRAINIAN-GEORGIAN SUMMIT.
Returning yesterday with President Leonid Kuchma from Georgia, Ukrainian officials cited him as stating at the concluding news conference there that "a third man, Boris... MORE
UKRAINE AND GEORGIA CLOSE RANKS.
At a two-day meeting in Tbilisi, Presidents Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine and Eduard Shevardnadze of Georgia, together with their respective defense ministers, agreed on measures... MORE
GEORGIA’S MEMBERSHIP IN CIS WILL DEPEND ON RUSSIAN POLICIES.
According to Georgian foreign minister Irakly Menagarishvili, Georgia "will leave the CIS if affiliation with it does not correspond with Georgia's national interests." Tbilisi's decision... MORE