Georgia: Grape Farmers Ailing Despite Subsidies
The authorities have sought to help them since the Russian blockade, yet they continue to face serious problems.
The authorities have sought to help them since the Russian blockade, yet they continue to face serious problems.
Tehran felt obliged to end loss-making oil swaps, but decision could further reduce its influence as a Caspian regional player.
Few remaining members of Greek minority contemplate the demise of their community.
Tbilisi authorities say the situation has worsened since the Russian-Georgian war of 2008.
Some say the government could have brought in far more effective judicial reforms.
Farmers say they are unable to irrigate substantial area of agricultural land.
Power companies try to clear allegedly illegal houses despite outcry from their owners.
Armenians fear losing important source of water in negotiations over future of the territory.
Interest rates on repayments have gone through the roof.
Calls for refugee return to Abkhazia and South Ossetia does not mean people will get back to their homes any time soon.