JERUSALEM - The concerted effort of international human rights activists to rein in violations of laws of war was given a major impetus when Human Rights Watch researchers presented a report [.pdf] Tuesday on the unbridled use by the Israeli military of unmanned...
Injuries Rported as Georgian Police Crack Down on Protesters
Injuries Reported as Georgian Police Crack Down on Protesters | EU probe blames Saakashvili for August war
Georgian Opposition Turns Down ‘Power-Sharing’ Offer
Georgian Opposition Turns Down ‘Power-Sharing’ Offer | Protests to go nationwide
Pentagon: Georgia Coup Attempt ‘Fairly Isolated’
Pentagon: Georgia Coup Attempt ‘Fairly Isolated’ | Georgia accuses Russia over rebellion
Russia Pledges to Defend South Ossetia, Abkhazia
Russia Pledges to Defend South Ossetia, Abkhazia | Saakashvili condemns move as illegal
Russia Adds Troops Along South Ossetia-Georgia Border
Russia Adds Troops Along South Ossetia-Georgia Border | US, Russia dispute whether ceasefire is violated
Georgia, Russia Trade Accusations of ‘Provocations’
Georgia, Russia Trade Accusations of ‘Provocations’ | Troop buildups reported along border
Tensions Remain High in South Ossetia After Reports of Tskhinvali Shelling
The South Ossetian capital city of Tskhinvali, still recovering from the heavy shelling in last year's Georgian invasion, was hit again yesterday by two shells fired from the Georgian village of Nikozi, according to the South Ossetian government. Though there were no...
Russia Plans Abkhaz Naval Base
Abkhaz President Sergei Bagapsh says that his government has agreed in principle to allow Russia to create a naval base at their Black Sea port at Ochamchira. The construction of the base is expected to begin sometime later this year. The move will likely shore up the...
Russia Accuses Georgia of Genocide in War
Today Russia released the findings of its probe into the August war with Georgia, with the head of the committee saying "we can say that we have witnessed the genocide of the Ossetian people." Georgia's actions in the war have been under repeated scrutiny since...