#2008 August War
Datablog | Few in Georgia know what the EUMM does
Only one in eight Georgians know what the EU Monitoring Mission (EUMM) in Georgia aims to achieve, with most reporting that they do not know what the mission’s function is.
Datablog | Few in Georgia know what the EUMM does
By Kristine VacharadzeOnly one in eight Georgians know what the EU Monitoring Mission (EUMM) in Georgia aims to achieve, with most reporting that they do not know what the mission’s function is.
ICC prosecutor applies for arrest of South Ossetian officials over 2008 war
The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in the Hague named three individuals, including an opposition presidential candidate.
ICC prosecutor applies for arrest of South Ossetian officials over 2008 war
The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in the Hague named three individuals, including an opposition presidential candidate.
Strasbourg court rules Russia has ‘effective control’ over Abkhazia and South Ossetia
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that following the 2008 August War, Russia has exercised ‘effective control’ over the two territories.
Strasbourg court rules Russia has ‘effective control’ over Abkhazia and South Ossetia
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that following the 2008 August War, Russia has exercised ‘effective control’ over the two territories.
Opinion | It’s time for Georgia to challenge its narrative of the August War
Over a decade after the August War, Georgia’s government and society need to reexamine how we look at these conflicts.
Opinion | It’s time for Georgia to challenge its narrative of the August War
By Maia Nukri TabidzeOver a decade after the August War, Georgia’s government and society need to reexamine how we look at these conflicts.
Voice from the Georgian–South Ossetian conflict | ‘There is nothing worse than war’
‘When they started setting houses on fire, and burned down my cousins’ houses, we were forced to run away. We were afraid that they would burn us all. So we ran.’
Voice from the Georgian–South Ossetian conflict | ‘There is nothing worse than war’
‘When they started setting houses on fire, and burned down my cousins’ houses, we were forced to run away. We were afraid that they would burn us all. So we ran.’
New ‘borderisation’ in South Ossetia cuts off property of two Georgian families
Russian border guards began setting up new fences in the village of Gugutiantkari on 7 August.
New ‘borderisation’ in South Ossetia cuts off property of two Georgian families
Russian border guards began setting up new fences in the village of Gugutiantkari on 7 August.
Voice from the Georgian–South Ossetian conflict | ‘I am not convinced, even now, that everything is over’
‘My Soviet childhood was very happy. I thought that my whole life would be like a fairy tale. But the fairy tale ended abruptly.’
Voice from the Georgian–South Ossetian conflict | ‘I am not convinced, even now, that everything is over’
‘My Soviet childhood was very happy. I thought that my whole life would be like a fairy tale. But the fairy tale ended abruptly.’
Cautious optimism: Abkhazia’s Russian recognition ten years on
Abkhazia moves forward ten years after Russian recognition, but struggles to forget the past.
Cautious optimism: Abkhazia’s Russian recognition ten years on
By Neil HauerAbkhazia moves forward ten years after Russian recognition, but struggles to forget the past.
Backlash against Georgian wrestlers follows month of ‘Russia controversies’
The backlash follows controversies in restaurant chain Machakhela, nightclub Bassiani, and with news site Radio Tavisupleba.
Backlash against Georgian wrestlers follows month of ‘Russia controversies’
The backlash follows controversies in restaurant chain Machakhela, nightclub Bassiani, and with news site Radio Tavisupleba.
Georgians and Ossetians mark 10th anniversary of August War
Georgian presidential candidate Salome Zurabishvili called the war ‘recklessness, the obsessions of a deranged president, or confusing collusion’.
Georgians and Ossetians mark 10th anniversary of August War
Georgian presidential candidate Salome Zurabishvili called the war ‘recklessness, the obsessions of a deranged president, or confusing collusion’.