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Both Armenia and Azerbaijan are staying out of the exercises.

The road, slated to be built next year, promises to further complicate ongoing peace negotiations with Azerbaijan.

The emblematic Georgian cheese pie would be the latest casualty of the ongoing crisis between Tbilisi and Moscow, if a Communist-backed proposal is implemented.

LGBTQ activists succeeded in holding a small demonstration in Tbilisi in spite of threats from radicals and police indifference.

The host expressed what many Georgians – and Russians – feel, but many worried that it could unnecessarily escalate the ongoing crisis between the two countries.

A Russian diplomat’s pointed mention of “war” may have been metaphorical, but Georgians aren’t taking chances.

Even as it touts the ineffectiveness of Western sanctions against it, Russia's government is trying a similar strategy against Georgia.

An enforcer for former president Mikheil Saakashvili has established a new political party, pitching it to the substantial population of angry Georgians.

The self-declared republic won a soccer championship among fellow unrecognized territories, and the ruling party cemented its hold on power.

Armenia accused Azerbaijan of faking its officer’s death, and an Azerbaijani MP called for Armenia’s leader to be assassinated.