Georgia

Georgian Courts Accused of Failing Citizens

More and more people bringing cases to European human rights court.

Kosovo Ruling Pandora's Box for Caucasus

States and self-declared republics divided by international court ruling that Kosovo’s declaration of independence was legal.

Caucasus Election Blog Wins Plaudits

Georgia's Neighbours Eye Plan to Sell Key Pipeline

Many Georgians oppose possible gas pipeline sale to Russia, while Armenia fears consequence if Azerbaijan buys stake in this key supply route.

Georgia: Gay Book Provokes Storm

Liberals and religious radicals clash over controversial title on homosexuality and incest.

Abkhaz Campaigners Press for Public-Service TV

State broadcaster rejects accusations it backs government line.

Caucasus: Apr/May '10

Over 16,000 hits registered on site, which was quoted in local media and used as source of unbiased information by journalists and politicians.

Indebted Georgia on Borrowed Time?

Government confident it can ride out period of rising debt and low economic performance, but other economists question how sustainable this is.

Torrential Rains Threaten Georgian Town

Experts warn that rocks washed down by rivers could bury Kvareli if heavy flood occurs.

Georgians Finally Topple Stalin

After nearly 60 years, dictator’s statue in home town removed under cover of darkness.