Georgian Winemakers Look to Russian Drinkers
Six years on from blanket ban, Moscow is wondering whether wine from its southern neighbour might not be so bad after all.
Six years on from blanket ban, Moscow is wondering whether wine from its southern neighbour might not be so bad after all.
Depending on taste, repeated mentions of the Aliyevs are healthy instruction, alarming indoctrination, or a good way of getting your book published.
Lecturer says he was sacked for supporting right to protest.
Authorities’ attempt to portray Islamists as threat could drive them to team up with wider opposition.
President loses some powers, but his allies use vote to show they still count.
Since one in ten of the population uses the popular networking site, old-fashioned restrictions may not work any more.
Net emigration caused by lack of jobs, but smaller labour pool could itself hamper economic growth
For some politicians, allowing official use of minority languages is first step towards separatism.
Officials dismiss public expressions of anger as plot by agents provocateurs.