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01.11.2008, 05:36
Washington and Baghdad are finalising a new deal which would see U.S. troops staying in Iraq for another three years. The military campaign is the most controversial parting gift that George W. Bush is leaving to the next President.
24.11.2008, 12:47
Georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili says he won’t run for the position of head of state again and that his current term will be his last.
26.11.2008, 01:29
Georgia's former ambassador to Russia Erosi Kitsmarishvili has accused his own country of starting the war in South Ossetia. His comments almost led to a fistfight between politicians.
30.11.2008, 14:34
Poland has dismissed last week’s shooting incident involving the motorcade of the Georgian and Polish presidents as a stunt. Special services in Warsaw say the alleged attack near the South Ossetian border was a provocat
28.11.2008, 07:25
Those responsible for starting the Georgian-South Ossetian conflict should be tried in court. That’s according to Erosi Kitsmarishvili, Georgia's former Ambassador to Russia, who spoke exclusively to RT after giving evidence to a Georgian parliamentary co
01.12.2008, 20:09
Georgian security services have intensified intelligence and sabotage operations against Russian army forces in South Ossetia and Abkhazia, according to Russia's Federal Security Service, the FSB, who say Tbilisi intends to engage Chechen militants in the
02.12.2008, 06:39
Russian counter-intelligence is examining evidence suggesting that Georgia was seeking to recruit Russian servicemen to become spies. The allegations about Georgian actions are focusing on the period leading up to the August war.
08.12.2008, 17:39
Relations between Georgia and Russia are rock bottom after the war in South Ossetia, with most diplomatic ties severed. But can the new Georgian Foreign Minister mend the rift? Grigol Vashadze has Russian citizenship and friends in Russia’s foreign minist
05.12.2008, 19:35
The Georgian Prime Minister, Grigol Mgaloblishvili, has announced the dismissal of several key figures from his cabinet. He revealed on Friday that the Ministers for foreign affairs, defence, education and culture will all leave their posts.
Published: 28 November, 2008, 14:13
For the first time ever, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili has admitted that his country started the military conflict in South Ossetia in August. But the Georgian leader is adamant the action was justified. He was testifying before a parliamentary c
