GEORGIA, RUSSIA REACTIVATING POWER LINE.
Georgia's state fuel and power company announced yesterday that it has set up a parity joint venture with Russia's Unified Energy System to reactivate and... MORE
GEORGIA LET DOWN BY RUSSIA ON ABKHAZIA SANCTIONS.
Georgian president Eduard Shevardnadze told the country by
GEORGIAN-TURKISH TIES REAFFIRMED.
In an address to Georgia's parliament and in talks with President Eduard Shevardnadze yesterday, Turkish parliament chairman Mustafa Kalemli held up Turkish-Georgian relations as an... MORE
GEORGIA SETS EXAMPLE ON GERMAN CULTURAL PROPERTY.
Georgia has become the first ex-Soviet republic to pledge to return its small share of German book and manuscript collections plundered by the Soviet army... MORE
AZERBAIJANI, GEORGIAN PLOTTERS SENTENCED.
The military bench of Azerbaijan's Supreme Court on March 4 sentenced a former OPON special police officer to death and three other officers to prison... MORE
GEORGIA TO SEEK INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVE ON ABKHAZIA.
Georgian president Eduard Shevardnadze yesterday told the country on radio that the lack of progress toward resolving the Abkhazia problem was cause for "concern and... MORE
GEORGIA BUILDS REBIRTH SYMBOL.
The foundation stone of St. Trinity Cathedral, post-Communist Georgia's largest church building, was ceremonially laid on March 3 in Tbilisi. Initiators and donors include Patriarch... MORE
GEORGIA CLAIMS SHARE OF BLACK SEA FLEET.
With growing persistence but apparently with different objectives in mind, Georgian officials are asserting their country's legal right to a share of the ex-USSR's Black... MORE
THE CHALLENGES TO GEORGIAN SOVEREIGNTY
The Challenges to Georgian Sovereignty Georgia's Ethnic Conflicts by Rossen Vassilev After the breakup of the USSR in December 1991, ethnic strife increased sharply in... MORE