GEORGIAN LEADERS APPARENTLY TARGETED BY ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT.
Georgian police yesterday found two anti-personnel mines that had been planted two meters apart on the road between Tbilisi and the suburb of Tskhneti where... MORE
MOSCOW ASSAILS SHEVARDNADZE AND GEORGIAN FOREIGN POLICY CONCEPT.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Valery Nesterushkin yesterday attacked "anti-Russian forces" in Tbilisi who accuse Moscow of "not lifting a finger to implement the March 28... MORE
GEORGIA "NEAR CRITICAL THRESHOLD" ON ABKHAZIA.
President Eduard Shevardnadze warned yesterday on national radio that Georgia will, in a matter of weeks, terminate the mandate of the Russian "peacekeeping" troops in... MORE
SOME RUSSIAN MILITARY FACILITIES TO MOVE TO ARMENIA FROM GEORGIA.
According to Georgian military sources, the Russian command plans to move to Armenia troops and equipment currently stationed at the Vaziani military airport and Shavnabada... MORE
GEORGIA SEES CIS RISKS AS EXCEEDING BENEFITS.
Georgian president Eduard Shevardnadze -- asked upon his arrival in Moscow on the eve of the summit what would happen if the CIS should cease... MORE
RUSSIA, GEORGIA, SCORE VICTORIES IN CASPIAN ENERGY BATTLES.
Russia and Georgia scored some initial successes recently in what is sure to become the "great game" of the early 21st century: the struggle for... MORE
GEORGIA, MOLDOVA, GAINING FINANCIAL RESPECTABILITY.
The governments of Georgia and Moldova have both scored recent successes in improving their external creditworthiness and attracting new sources of investment. (Infotag, March 21;... MORE
GEORGIA WATCHES RUSSIAN WARSHIPS CHASING TURKISH TRAWLERS.
The command of Russian border forces in Georgia announced yesterday that its warships chased Turkish trawlers from Georgian waters on March 22 and 24. The... MORE
GEORGIA REDEFINES CONDITIONS FOR PEACEKEEPING IN ABKHAZIA.
President Eduard Shevardnadze yesterday warned a visiting Russian Duma delegation that Georgia may terminate Russia's "peacekeeping" operation in Abkhazia if Moscow rejects Tbilisi's proposals to... MORE
TUSSLE OVER FIGHTERS BUILT IN GEORGIA, PAID FOR BY MOSCOW.
A Russian military official yesterday charged that Georgia was stalling on returning 12 Sukhoi ground-attack jets built in Tbilisi in 1991 and 1992 on the... MORE