Deadly Legacy of Georgian-Russian War
Farmers and householders continue to find unexploded bombs despite extensive mine clearance efforts.
18 Jul 12
Georgia
Georgia to Soften Party Funding Law
Suspicions that legislation is designed to curb political ambitions of one wealthy businessman.
9 Mar 12
Fire-Damaged Tbilisi Church in Ownership Row
Armenians want to reclaim church premises where they once worshipped in Georgia.
16 Feb 12
Billionaire's Political Bid Unsettles Georgian Establishment
Leaders allege Moscow behind Bidzina Ivanishvili’s political aspirations.
24 Oct 11
Report Spurs Review of Georgia Childcare Reform
IWPR story found that owing to hurried nature of changes, children’s conditions had often worsened.
21 Oct 11
Georgian Environmentalists Fear Hunting Free-For-All
Deregulation will bring in plenty of cash from foreign hunters, but already endangered species will be on offer.
10 Oct 11
Georgia Struggles to Find Viable Paths to Peace
Government roadmap envisages direct route to restoring sovereignty over Abkhazia and South Ossetia, but experts say more innovative approaches are needed.
30 Sep 11
South Caucasus: Selective Abortion Means Fewer Girls Born
Experts doubt whether legal ban on sex selection would curb preference for male children.
30 Sep 11
Monopoly Money in Georgia
Government responsive to European demands on competition, but still appears not to understand need for change.
23 Sep 11
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