Georgia: Moves to Curb Religious Intolerance
The government and rights groups want to stop attacks on non-Orthodox Christian communities in Georgia but differ on the means to do so
4 Jul 02
Georgia
Georgian Kidnapping: A Deadly Trend
The abduction of a British banker in Georgia has dealt another blow to the country’s international reputation and raised questions about official collusion in the kidnapping business.
27 Jun 02
Police Collude In Georgian Drug Trade
Georgia's growing drug problem is affecting all branches of society - even the police.
23 May 02
Georgian Reformer Faces Political Oblivion
On the eve of Georgia's local elections, the country's most prominent pro-Western politician has lost control of his party - and perhaps his political career
17 May 02
Dagestani Blast Inquiry 'Floundering'
Officials have fingered a Dagestani warlord for the slaughter at last week's military parade, but important questions remain unanswered.
17 May 02
Georgia: Shevardnadze Ally Flexes His Muscles
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.
10 May 02
Sajaia Death Stuns Georgians
The apparent suicide of President Eduard Shevardnadze's security supremo has shocked Georgia
1 Mar 02
Georgia: Feeding The Mind
The offer of a basic meal is enough to lure the poorest Georgian children into attending school.
18 Feb 02
Armenia: Travel to Turkey Eases
Tensions between Turkey and Armenia have eased a little after the former's decision to relax visa regulations.
11 Feb 02
Georgia: Slow Road to Democracy
Georgia can barely afford any more accidents on the road to democracy.
10 Dec 01
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