Saakashvili Strikes Ajaria Deal
The Georgian president and the Ajarian leader have averted the threat of civil war – for now.
The Georgian president and the Ajarian leader have averted the threat of civil war – for now.
Allegation made to the UN that Nagorny Karabakh is used as narcotics route is angrily denied by the Armenians.
Georgia may find itself being governed by one all-powerful political party, after forthcoming ballot.
Azerbaijanis breeders are struggling to keep alive a centuries-old horse rearing tradition.
Rebel leader Aslan Maskhadov’s military power has been virtually broken by the loss of his two most powerful commanders, while the Islamic wing grows stronger.
Almost half the inmates of the country’s only women’s prison are serving sentences for murder.
Remote Caucasian village keeps a keen but sceptical eye on Putin election, in an area that has seen few benefits from the new Russia.
A wrangle between Russian suppliers leaves Azerbaijani consumers cold.
Groundswell of support for man believed to have exacted blood revenge on Swiss air traffic controller he blamed for 2002 plane tragedy.
Government critics question independence of the country's new rights investigator.