Georgia

Caucasus: Building Capacity

Crumbling Homes Add to Georgia's Woes

Tbilisi struggles to pay for repairs to country's Soviet-era housing.

Tea and Memories in the Caucasus

Tbilisi tea-house gives glimpse of lost ethnic harmony.

Wounds of Georgia

A year on, Armenia's northern neighbour still grappling with consequences of devastating war.

Saakashvili the Survivor

Post-war opposition protests have strengthened the Georgian president.

Georgia: State TV Reforms Edge Forward

Changes to board of trustees not enough for opposition.

Georgia's Opposition Rejects Truce Call

Promise of reform from Saakashvili puts ball in protesters’ court.

Georgian Town Hit by Sewage Floods

Crisis legacy of shoddy Soviet-built sewerage systems and a decade of post-independence neglect.

UN Withdrawal Leaves Border Georgians Fearful

Georgian minority in Abkhazia feels especially exposed now international monitor are packing their bags.

Georgia's Religious Battles

Dispute over Catholics’ use of Orthodox church highlights problems faced by Georgian minority faiths.