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By using a “divide and conquer” strategy to keep Azerbaijan and Armenia under its sphere of influence, Russia caused resentment in both. Now, it may be bringing both sides together.
The “Rose revolution” in 2003 ushered in an era of unprecedented reform and suggested a move towards democracy and a closer relationship with the west. Georgians were full of hope for the country’s future,
At the Georgian-Russian border, many Ukrainians deported by Russian authorities are stuck in harsh conditions.
Roman Starovoit, Russia’s former Transport Minister, was found dead on Monday just hours after being dismissed by President Vladimir Putin,
Recent events in the South Caucasus show how the authoritarian playbook is exported and adapted to suit local contexts. From Armenia’s clergy allegedly plotting coups, to Azerbaijan raiding Russian state-funded media offices as retribution,
Daily protests have rocked Tbilisi for eight months after the government announced it would suspend the country's bid for European Union integration until 2028.
In today’s Sakartvelo, the national-level narrative about the country’s geopolitical vector of development is plainly dichotomic – either Western or
I also visited Georgia's last-remaining Doukhobors, or "spirit wrestlers", members of a pacifist Christian sect with roots in 18th century Russia. In their wooden prayer house in Gorelovka, I listened as three women sang together,
Most of the leaders of Georgia's pro-Western opposition are now behind bars after months of political turmoil.