Russia and the post-Soviet space
Russia and the post-Soviet space
Georgian Opposition Wants to "Continue the Banquet"
On November 4, another protest rally was held in front of the Georgian parliament building. However, it was not very impressive.
Georgia on the Path to a Maidan?
What external and internal forces are working against the ruling party and leadership of Georgia in the run-up to the parliamentary elections.
Georgia: Law Passed – Tensions Will Rise
What goals did the leadership of "Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia" pursue by passing the "foreign agents" law, and what can we expect in the near future?
Forecast for Tbilisi: hot summer, cyclone from the West
Last week was marked by the aggravation of the situation in Georgia, a neighboring state that is important for Russia. So what happened and what will follow?
Law on Foreign Influence: Should we expect aggravation in Georgia?
On April 8, the Bureau of the Georgian Parliament registered a draft law on foreign agents.
Alternative to the Zangezur corridor
An opportunity to defuse the situation in the Transcaucasus is looming.
Crisis in Saakashvili's party
What the split of the United National Movement can lead to
Vladimir Rogov: "Ukraine is from the word 'steal'. That's what their oligarchs say"
Part 2. Our interlocutor - Vladimir Rogov, head of the Zaporozhye public movement We are together with Russia, chairman of the Commission of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation on sovereignty, patriotic projects and support for veterans, co-chairman of the Coordination Council for the Integration of New Regions.
Vladimir Rogov: "For Ukraine, the ceasefire is an opportunity to regroup and beg for more money"
Our interlocutor - Vladimir Rogov, head of the Zaporozhye public movement We are together with Russia, chairman of the Commission of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation on sovereignty, patriotic projects and support for veterans, co-chairman of the Coordination Council for the Integration of New Regions.
Georgia: when will it go up in flames there too?
On the causes and timing of possible aggravation of the situation in the Transcaucasian republic, which is still calm.
Where Prime Minister Pashinyan is taking Armenia
It seems that his unfriendly steps towards Russia will lead the republic to a dead end.
