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Russians begin pulling back from flashpoint Georgian city
- 14/08/2008 [Georgia]
EU May Send Monitors if UN Gives Green Light
- 14/08/2008 [Georgia]
Bush to Send Rice to Tbilisi for Show of Support
- 13/08/2008 [Georgia]
Merkel Plans to Visit Georgia
- 13/08/2008 [Georgia]
Russian President : Russia ends military operation in Georgia
- 12/08/2008 [Georgia]
South Ossetia At Front Of New East-West Conflict?
- 11/08/2008 [Georgia]
South Ossetia Crisis Could Be Russia's Chance To Defeat Siloviki
- 11/08/2008 [South Ossetia]
U.S. Warns Russia over Georgia Moves
- 10/08/2008 [Georgia]
Saakashvili Declares Martial Law
- 09/08/2008 [Georgia]
‘Dozens’ Killed in Poti, Senaki Bombings – Reports
- 09/08/2008 [Georgia]
All Breaking News
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Russo-Georgian Convulsions—Editorial by Eric Hoesli
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Eric HOESLI, author of On the Conquest of the Caucasus: Geopolitical Epic and Wars of Influence (to be published by Les Editions de Syrtes) and director of the regional daily newspapers of francophone Switzerland, 24 Heures and La Tribune de Genève.
What is interesting in the ‘spy’ crisis is not so much the probable and likely espionage activity of Russian officers on Georgian territory, but the spectacular production organized by Georgian authorities to sensitize domestic public opinion (filmed arrests, police lines placed around the Russian HQ, etc.). In ordinary times, agents are simply ar...
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Tehran and the Chechen Question
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Clement THERME
Since the beginning of the first war in Chechnya in 1994, Iran has adopted a passive attitude, even though the Islamic composition of Iran would suggest that Tehran would engage in supporting the Chechen Muslims victims of the successive Russian military interventions. Nevertheless, other than the sending of humanitarian aid to the Chechen refugee...
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