Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia regarding the Geneva Talks held on November 18-19, 2008
Geneva talks resumed on November 18-19, 2008. Deliberations of two working groups, on security and stability issues in Abkhazia and Tskhinvali Region and return of the IDPs and refugees were held, in which participants took place on an informal basis in individual capacity.
Message of Georgian Olympic Champions and Georgian NOC
“Who started the war?”(Claims&Facts)
Factual Evidence Contradicts War Claims in Recent Media
OSCE Cautions on Drawing Conclusions Based on Incomplete Evidence
As second round of Geneva talks begin, question of “who started the war” takes center stage again; Georgia reinforces support for independent investigation
CoE Human Rights Chief Speaks of IDPs, Situation in War-Affected Areas
Eyewitness Accounts Confirm Shelling Of Georgian Villages
November 14, 2008
Vladimir Putin ‘wanted to hang Georgian President Saakashvili by the balls’
EU Monitors in New Standoff with Russia, as Moscow Continues to Violate Terms of the Six Point Ceasefire Agreement
Monitors denied access to conflict zones, face complete lack of cooperation from Moscow; EU members resist call for return to “business as usual” with Russia →
One Year After Anti-Government Demonstrations, Georgia Assesses
Elections in Adjara & Tbilisi
This post will probably be in English soon. Now you can read it in Ukrainian - Українська.
EU hits back at Russia over Georgia monitoring
Fri Oct 24, 2008 4:17pm BST
By David Brunnstrom
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Russia needs to give specific information on alleged Georgian ceasefire violations for EU monitors to act, and so far Moscow has not even provided a telephone contact number, the EU monitoring team said on Friday.