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Blogs | 1529 Articles

Lopota

Russia accused of killing Georgian, but Tbilisi stays silent

The uncharacteristic restraint appears to be related to the unhappy memories the victim brought up both to the current government and the opposition.
Joshua Kucera Sep 12, 2019
The Fast and the Furious in Tbilisi

The Fast and the Furious occupies Tbilisi

The Georgian capital has become a stage set for a Hollywood action flick; some joke that the name of the film franchise is just driving as usual in the city.
Giorgi Lomsadze Sep 6, 2019
Fence

Russia advances its Great Wall of Georgia

Local families rushed to move belongings out of their farmsteads, as masked Russian soldiers began fencing off their property from the rest of Georgia.
Giorgi Lomsadze Aug 15, 2019
The man with a TV station to sell: Kibar Khalvashi (photo: Mzia Saganelidze RFE/RL)

For Sale: Georgia’s main opposition TV station

The owner of Rustavi2, who just wrested back control of the station, now says he wants to sell it. Government critics see an elaborate plot to gag an opposition-friendly outlet.
Giorgi Lomsadze Aug 13, 2019
Stepanakert

Pashinyan calls for unification between Armenia and Karabakh

The unprecedentedly hardline rhetoric comes amid fitful efforts by Armenia and Azerbaijan to peacefully resolve their conflict over Karabakh.
Joshua Kucera Aug 6, 2019
Agile Spirit

U.S. troops in Georgia amid tensions with Russia

Both Armenia and Azerbaijan are staying out of the exercises.
Joshua Kucera Jul 29, 2019
road

Armenia and Karabakh announce construction of third connecting highway

The road, slated to be built next year, promises to further complicate ongoing peace negotiations with Azerbaijan.
Joshua Kucera Jul 25, 2019
khachapuri

Russian communists declare war on khachapuri

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.
Giorgi Lomsadze Jul 12, 2019
Tbilisi Pride

Georgia manages, finally, to hold Pride event

LGBTQ activists succeeded in holding a small demonstration in Tbilisi in spite of threats from radicals and police indifference.
Giorgi Lomsadze Jul 10, 2019
Gabunia

TV host’s profane anti-Putin diatribe vexes both Georgians and Russians

The host expressed what many Georgians – and Russians – feel, but many worried that it could unnecessarily escalate the ongoing crisis between the two countries.
Giorgi Lomsadze Jul 8, 2019

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