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Olympic challenge for Sochi games Officially the Winter Olympics are non-politicised – but the reality is that wherever Russia goes, politics will follow Russia will be holding a national referendum to select its mascot for the 2014 Winter Olympics in...
Tags: winter olympic, Sochi, Russia, Winter Olympics, Disputed territories, Politics, Western Asia, Jacques Rogge, Lausanne, allnews, Olympic Games, Olympics, Winter Olympic Games, Olympic boycotts, Abkhazia, South Ossetia war, Caucasus, International Olympic Committee
Brussels Thursday. "Many human wounds have to heal, but reforms and modernization and a determination to improve neighbourly relations offer the best prospects of a better future for the Georgian people," he said. South Ossetia and Abkhazia regions of...
Tags: Georgian, NATO, Russia, foreign ministers, nato foreign, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, nato ministers, Georgia, Tbilisi, Disputed territories, South Ossetia, Politics, Western Asia, Abkhazia, South Ossetia war, Caucasus, War Conflict
After a brief trip in Metro cars, the proton and ion teams exited at one station and collided on the platform, making a mess on the floor. The political movement Rossiya Molodaya (Young Russia) has claimed to be behind the event, but made no statements...
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Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili was the first to drive a sports car over a new bridge in Georgia's Gori district, inaugurating a "road to Abkhazia." The event was dedicated to the 2003 "rose revolution" that brought Saakashvili to power. The president's...
Tags: Georgian, Abkhazia, Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia, Gori, Armenian people, Zurab Zhvania, South Ossetia war, Western Asia, Caucasus, Disputed territories, Politics
The officers were allegedly intoxicated and wore partial police uniform. What started off as a verbal altercation later turned into a ruthless attack. As a result, one of the victims – a 19-year old citizen of Abkhazia – died at the scene shortly afterwards.
Tags: Burkina Faso, Lon, Abkhazia, Caucasus, Interfax, Russian media, Law Crime
Estonian officials said that if Russia buys a French amphibious assault ship, Estonia should consider taking security measures. The Mistral-class helicopter carrier ship, for which the French are asking between $600 to $700 million, is scheduled to arrive...
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Georgia's breakaway Abkhazia region, recognized as an independent state by Russia, has cut another of its ties with Georgia by adopting Russia's international dialing code. Russia recognized pro-Western Georgia's rebel regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia,...
Tags: Georgian Foreign Ministry, Russia, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Georgia, Tbilisi, Disputed territories, Politics of Georgia, Sergei Bagapsh, Outline of Abkhazia, Western Asia, Caucasus, South Ossetia war, Politics, War Conflict
More than a year after the Georgian-Ossetian war, 11-year-old Sofiko Okropiridze still relives the horrors of it daily. “We left the village on August 9 in papa’s car...It was so scary,” she reluctantly remembered when asked to describe leaving the family’s...
Tags: Georgian-Ossetian, Abkhazian, Georgia-Russia, Tbilisi, Dito Razmadze, Giorgi, Georgia, South Ossetia, Ossetia, Georgian¬タモOssetian conflict, South Ossetia war, Abkhazia, Western Asia, Caucasus, Disputed territories
U.N. officials involved in talks on the Russian-Georgian conflict said overall security in the region was stable, despite concerns about recent detentions. The eighth round of talks on last year's conflict in South Ossetia, co-chaired by the UN, the European...
Tags: Russian-Georgian, Georgian Foreign Ministry, South Ossetian, Georgia, Tbilisi, Disputed territories, South Ossetia, Abkhazia, Ossetia, Caucasus, Western Asia, South Ossetia war, Politics, War Conflict, Anaklia, Law Crime, Tskhinvali
Archil Razmadze, a 33-year-old refugee, abandoned everything he owned when he fled his home near Tskhinvali last year. He blames the national media for his loss, saying their reassurances of the success of the Georgian operation against the rebel South...
Tags: Georgian, Abkhazia, South Ossetian, Georgia, Tbilisi