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07.05.2009, 20:04
Representatives of Georgia and South Ossetia failed to agree on the place for holding the consultations. The EU mission in Georgia calls on both sides to cooperate.
23.06.2009, 19:11
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Western countries have failed to create a sustainable European security system following the end of the Cold War, and it is time for a change. On Tuesday, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov voiced his vision of the issue.
15.10.2010, 13:10
Moscow has decided to remove its South Ossetian border checkpoint, describing the move as “an exam for Georgia’s restraint and respectability.”
18.10.2010, 17:12
On October 14, 2010, Foreign Ministry spokesman, Andrey Nesterenko, briefed journalists about the upcoming Munich security conference, and other foreign policy events.
24.07.2009, 00:18
Belarusian authorities have advised their citizens to remember Georgia’s laws while visiting Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Does it mean Minsk will not recognize the independence of the two republics?
18.06.2009, 04:22
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The European Union commission investigating the five-day war in the Caucasus last August is to put most of the blame for the conflict on Georgian President Saakashvili.
11.08.2010, 17:03
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The Russian military has deployed an S-300 long-range air defense system on the territory of Abkhazia. Georgia sees the move as a threat to its security.
03.03.2010, 20:20
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The former head of Parliament, and now a prominent leader of the Georgian opposition, Nino Burjanadze is striving to change the face of Georgian politics forever.
07.08.2009, 22:37
“Those who armed the aggressor should be punished as well” – that is the view of Eduard Kokoity, the president of South Ossetia.
05.08.2009, 15:35
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As the anniversary of the deadly Georgian attack on South Ossetia approaches, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov shared his view on the conflict and its consequences for Georgia, Russia, and the world.
Published: 18 May, 2009, 13:56
As the fifth round of international talks on the peace settlement in Caucasus opens in Geneva, the prospect of progress in resolving the conflict between Georgia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia seems bleak.
