South Ossetia Tensions Still High
Another armed clash is averted, but the peace process in South Ossetia has been badly damaged.
Another armed clash is averted, but the peace process in South Ossetia has been badly damaged.
After a turbulent first half-year as president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili shows no signs of slowing down.
Muslim congregation say they will continue resisting police attempts to evict them from the mosque they have made their own.
A former Russian oligarch who is now Georgia’s economy minister plots the country’s revival.
Instead of serving the motherland, soldiers are being rented out as cheap labour.
In Mikheil Saakashvili’s rapid ascent to power, he has not put a foot wrong – so far.
The decline of what was once the biggest wholesale market in the South Caucasus marks a change in the way Armenia and Georgia trade with one another.
The police's roadside presence looks intimidating – but anyone can get past by paying a bribe.
Temporary truce is called as rival factions of Muslim clergy in Dagestan seek control of worldly matters.
New psychiatric care law provides better rights for the mentally ill, but state provision remains poorly resourced.