GEORGIA TO BE PART OF RUSSIAN ENERGY NETWORK.
Officialsfrom the Russian energy joint stock company Rosenergo arrivedin Tbilisi July 10 to negotiate the establishment of a Georgian-Russianjoint-stock company to produce and distribute electricity,... MORE
GEORGIA CONSENTS TO FEDERALIZATION.
Elaborating on Georgianpresident Eduard Shevardnadze's recent remarks, Tbilisi's ambassadorin Moscow Vazha Lodkipanidze told Russian journalists July 6 thatGeorgia is now prepared to negotiate federal arrangements... MORE
GEORGIA SETS ELECTIONS.
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GEORGIAN AUTHORITIES CATCH ANOTHER TERRORIST GROUP.
Tbilisiannounced that it had disarmed another Georgian terrorist groupthat had infiltrated the city, Moscow's Echo radio reported June30. In other developments there, the sit-in protesting... MORE
GEORGIA: KEY OFFICIALS
Georgia: Key Officials GEORGIA--KEY OFFICIALS Abashidze, Aslan.........................................................Chairman,Adzhar parliament Ardzinba, Vladislav......................................................Presidentof Abkhazia Babilasvili, Dzhamlet....................................................ProsecutorGeneral Chanturia, Giorgi..........................................................Chairman,Georgian National Democratic Party Chikvaidze, Aleksandr...................................................ForeignMinister Georgadze, Igor.............................................................SecurityMinister Gudzhadbidze, Gen. Nodar.............................................Commander,Military... MORE
RUSSIAN TROOPS LAND IN GEORGIA.
Marines from Russia's BlackSea Fleet have gone ashore in western Georgia to participate ina joint operation with Georgian forces, NTV reported June 25.The combined military... MORE
MORE RUSSIAN FORCES FOR GEORGIA?
Georgian prime ministerOtari Patstsiya has begun discussions with Russia's BlackSea Fleet commander, Adm. Eduard Baltin, on closer militarycooperation between the two countries, including thestationing of... MORE
SOUTH OSSETIA REJECTS GEORGIAN PLAN.
Leaders of South Ossetia, an ethnic region in northern Georgia, have rejected President Eduard Shevardnadze's plans to include their territory within a new, federal Georgian... MORE
GEORGIANS TO PAY FOR RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS.
Tbilisi will pay two billion rubles to Moscow to support Russian border guards in Georgia, the BGI agency said May 30. Moreover, the Georgian parliament... MORE
GEORGIA REOPENS SOVIET-ERA BASES.
Tbilisi has agreed to reopen two old radar stations and anti-aircraft sites as part of its agreement with Moscow on Russian basing, Georgian radio said... MORE