New York
09/10/2010 6:40:53 PM
Tbilisi
09/11/2010 2:40:53 AM
Vladimir Socor
On September 7 in Paris, a regular session of the Franco-Russian Council for Security Cooperation turned into another French embarrassment over Russian procurement of Mistral-class warships.
YEREVAN -- Armenian officials have reacted with surprise that Georgian Foreign Minister Grigol Vashadze reportedly described Armenia's defense agreement with Russia as a threat to regional security, RFE/RL's Armenian Service reports.
Angela Giuffrida
The UAE was Georgia’s biggest investor. Above, the old part of Tbilisi, the country’s capital.
- IFC Cooperates With Georgia On Tax Reform
- Georgian Privatization Plan Not Bringing in Expected Money
- Georgia Is in Talks With Contractors to Build Tax-Free Center
- UEFA's Michel Platini in Georgia to Discuss Hosting Europa League Final
- Georgia's Economy May Expand at Pre-Russia-War Pace by 2012, Premier Says
By Molly Corso
As Georgia’s school year gets underway, the country’s polyglot president is betting a thousand native English speakers can jump start an ambitious new policy to make English Georgia’s second language.
By STEPHEN FIDLER
The severe blow dealt to Russia by the West's financial crisis is prompting a recalibration of Russia's foreign policy. Among the ideas now surfacing in Moscow: a much closer relationship between Russia and the European Union.
By ANDREW RETTMAN
EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - Two senior MEPs have indicated that the European Parliament will leverage its legal powers to make sure Catherine Ashton gets the "right balance" of top people in the diplomatic corps.
By David Iberi
On September 7, 2010, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution submitted by Georgia on the Status of the Internally Displaced Persons and Refugees from Abkhazia, Georgia and the Tskhinvali region/South Ossetia, Georgia.
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- Ukraine move on Russian language may fuel tension
- U.S. diplomat raps Russia on jailing, free assembly
- EU lags Russia, Korea on higher education
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- Gates: any Russian arms cheating would backfire
- UN: Georgians Must Be Allowed Back into Breakaway Regions
- U.S.-Georgia Business Summit
- OSCE secretary general arrives in Tbilisi
- UK sends new ambassador to Georgia
- Vladimir Putin considers Russia presidency bid
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- US Congressional Representatives held meetings in Georgia
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Winston Churchill, The Gathering Storm
Weblinks
- Developing U.S. Strategy in the South Caucasus and Caspian Basin
- Reinventing Georgia: The story of a Libertarian Revolution
- Violence in the North Caucasus: 2009, A Bloody Year
- South Caucasus Fault Lines: Security, Energy, and U.S. Interests (Audio)
- Russia, Its Neighbors, and the Future of Post-Cold War Europe (Video)
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