Georgia hit by major cyber attack forcing thousands of sites offline
Thousands of websites and a national TV station have been taken out by a major cyber-attack in the eastern European nation of Georgia, according to media reports
- 29 October 2019Honour commitments to Georgia or we lose the country forever
Russia is continuing to aggressively expand and entrench its hold over South Ossetia and Abkhazia, while the West stands idly by despite bold words about supporting Georgia's territorial integrity. The West needs to step up and make good on its commitments, or risk losing Georgia to Russia forever
- 27 July 2015Tourists accused of filming porn in Egypt eventually released
Egyptian authorities arrested 10 Georgians on suspicion of filming pornography near Giftun Island this weekend
- 2 June 2013Woman breaks in to house to use Facebook, takes the piss
A woman has apparently broken into a house in Georgia in order to use Facebook. And that's not all..
- 26 March 2013From Misha to Bidzina: a new era for Georgia
Bidzina Ivanishvili has defeated Mikheil Saakashvili at the poll - but it should never be forgotten that such a transfer of power will only be possible as a result of the work of Saakashvili himself
- 2 October 2012Europe’s fine future as Greater Switzerland
There is a very different world on the horizon. A European corner in it that manages to keep anything like the standards and values of today’s Switzerland will be a superb achievement
- 17 September 2012Being a true friend of Russia
Britain must avoid cosy relationships with Putin’s Kremlin and expend energy instead on fostering links with legitimate and democratic-minded individuals and organisations in Russia
- 23 August 2012A war with no winners: a re-examination of the Russian-Georgian conflict four years on
The August War of four years ago changed international relations for good, and it's time we caught up
- 3 August 2012Georgia and Russia: The occupation too many have forgotten
Margaret Thatcher Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Luke Coffey shares his first hand account of the situation on the ground in Georgia as the Russian occupation continutes
- 1 June 2012Day-to-day politics in Russian-dominated South Ossetia now a laughing stock
Lenoid Tivilov's election represents not a victory for self-determination and democracy but rather the triumph of a Soviet-era cocktail of Russian expansionism, intimidation and ethnic cleansing
- 10 April 2012Challenging Russia: Why the West needs to be more intelligent in its approach
Putin’s world view and methods of operating need to be challenged by those of us who believe in the power of democracy, the rule of law and freedom of the individual. But Georgia is not the place to ground that challenge.
- 30 September 2011Master of the puppets to return to the Kremlin
Last week’s announcement that Vladimir Putin will run for President in 2012 shows the transition from democracy to dictatorship in Russia is complete. But the West continues to put its head in the sand.
- 29 September 2011The Abkhazian Presidential election: an irrelevant sideshow
Abkhazia's recent election does nothing to strengthen the case for its independence. As long as Moscow continues its policy of annexing the province by stealth and sponsoring policies designed to prevent the return of ethnic Georgians, Abkhazia will remain the pariah of modern-day Europe.
- 1 September 2011Sham elections in Abkhazia should not distract us from finding peace in the Caucasus
The Rt Hon Bruce George argues that elections due to take place in Abkhazia on August 26th will be no more than a sham and that UK policy makers must maintain their commitment to Georgia's territorial integrity.
- 18 August 2011Britons must not forget their Georgian neighbours
Today marks the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Georgia; a date which ought to remind David Cameron of a genuine security threat ahead of his trip to Russia this autumn.
- 8 August 2011