By Anna Ohanyan, the Richard B. Finnegan distinguished professor of political science and international relations at ...
Protests in Georgia against the country's democratic backsliding depend on the struggle to sustain hope for a better future. The post Georgia's Opposition Needs to Do More Than Just Harness Anger ...
The Russian-based ransomware syndicate LockBit took responsibility for the cyberattack, which temporarily crippled the ...
In the blood and broken eye sockets of innocent Georgians, the world is now seeing what Kavelashvili meant by “proper.” But ...
Georgia, once part of the Soviet Union, is inching closer to Russia since recent parliamentary elections saw their ...
Georgia’s new president was not directly elected after a change to the constitution, and was the only person on the ballot.
"For some post-Soviet countries, the sanctions imposed against Russia served as a strong impetus for economic growth," Alexey Bobrovsky said ...
The press service of the Abkhaz energy company Chernomorenergo reported that a schedule from Nov. 1, under which electricity ...
Russia will start humanitarian supplies of electricity to Abkhazia, a breakaway Georgian region backed by Moscow, from Monday ...
The erosion of the country’s democratic institutions had serious implications for the United States and its interests in the ...
Gripped by weeks of mass street protests, Georgia has plunged into a constitutional crisis that could escalate in the coming days with the controversial inauguration of a new president.
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