GEORGIA’S TEA LEAVES.
Georgia, which according to its own statistics used to produce 90 percent of the tea consumed in the former USSR, faces the danger of losing... MORE
GEORGIAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS MAXIMIZE SHEVARDNADZE’S STRENGTH.
Georgia's Central Electoral Commission released yesterday the official returns of the November 5 general elections. Eduard Shevardnadze won the presidency with 74.3 percent of the... MORE
GEORGIAN POLICE ARREST SHEVARDNADZE FOE.
Police in Georgia arrested the leader of an armed opposition faction Wednesday and charged him with involvement in an August attempt to assassinate Eduard Shevardnadze,... MORE
GEORGIAN-ABKHAZ TALKS BOGGED DOWN.
The prospects for settling the conflict over Abkhazia appear to be dim at the latest round of Georgian-Abkhaz talks in Moscow. On November 9, Russian... MORE
GEORGIA/ABKHAZIA.
Russian-mediated Georgian-Abkhaz negotiations reconvened in Moscow yesterday. The main objects of the talks are to define Abkhazia's political status and to discuss the return to... MORE
RUSSIA/GEORGIA.
According to an investigative report in a reputable Moscow weekly, military information indicates that the two "unidentified" airplanes which bombed the Chechen village Roshni-Chu last... MORE
GEORGIAN-ABKHAZ TALKS RELAUNCHED.
A new round of Georgian-Abkhaz negotiations began in Moscow today after Russia partially lifted the blockade of Abkhazia's capital Sukhumi by Russia's Black Sea coast... MORE
GEORGIA PRESSES, MOSCOW EQUIVOCATES ON GEORGADZE CASE.
Russia's Internal Affairs Minister Col. General Anatoly Kulikov has ordered a search for Georgia's former State Security chief Igor Georgadze and two associates, as per... MORE
ABKHAZIA SCUTTLES SCHEDULED ROUND OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH GEORGIA.
A regular round of Russian-mediated negotiations between Georgia and Abkhazia, scheduled to begin yesterday in Moscow, was postponed sine die when the Abkhaz side refused... MORE
GEORGIA, SPURNED BY MOSCOW, TURNS TO INTERPOL IN GEORGADZE CASE.
According to an official of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) yesterday, the extradition of Georgia's former State Security chief Igor Georgadze "will not even be... MORE