Georgians Finally Topple Stalin
After nearly 60 years, dictator’s statue in home town removed under cover of darkness.
5 Jul 10
Georgia
Alarm at Georgian Shift Towards Iran
Government insists there is no contradiction between ties with Tehran and its pro-western stance.
19 Jun 10
South Ossetia: Ethnic Georgians Alarmed at New Passport
Residents of areas captured by South Ossetia in 2008 war told to renounce Georgian passports and take out new ones.
11 Jun 10
Georgia Election Blog a Hit
Over 16,000 hits registered on site, which was quoted in local media and used as source of unbiased information by journalists and politicians.
11 Jun 10
Caucasus: Apr/May '10
Georgian officials pledge to do more to inform refugees of their rights after IWPR radio programme exposed lack of communication.
10 Jun 10
Georgian Refugees' Communications Boost
Georgian officials pledge to do more to inform refugees of their rights after IWPR radio programme exposed lack of communication.
10 Jun 10
Ruling Party Takes All in Georgian Local Elections
Opposition defeated but undeterred, plans to use Tbilisi assembly as focal point for campaign to unseat Georgian president.
3 Jun 10
Bridging Caucasus Media Divide
Groundbreaking discussion between new media, print and broadcast journalists prepares way for joint election blog.
28 May 10
Saakashvili Accused of Plotting to Retain Power
Georgian constitutional changes raise fears among opposition, who suspect president may be trying to emulate Putin.
24 May 10
Georgia's Armenians Want Tbilisi to Recognise Genocide
But analysts say it could not afford to put its relations at risk with Ankara. By Tamuna Uchidze in Akhaltsikhe
25 Apr 10
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