Dagestani Blast Inquiry 'Floundering'
Officials have fingered a Dagestani warlord for the slaughter at last week's military parade, but important questions remain unanswered.
Officials have fingered a Dagestani warlord for the slaughter at last week's military parade, but important questions remain unanswered.
The recent dismissal of Georgia's two main financial ministers had less to do with the economy than a struggle for control of the government.
The apparent suicide of President Eduard Shevardnadze's security supremo has shocked Georgia
The offer of a basic meal is enough to lure the poorest Georgian children into attending school.
Tensions between Turkey and Armenia have eased a little after the former's decision to relax visa regulations.
Georgia can barely afford any more accidents on the road to democracy.
Many Georgians believe the police investigation into the murder of a leading journalist has been a travesty
Hopes that a new interior minister would curb sham arrests and continued police brutality have been dashed.
Shevardnadze is looking for a successor to maintain the balance of power between conservatives and reformers.
The Georgian state is turning a blind eye to attacks against Jehovah's Witnesses