Georgia
Fat cats: new study shows corruption can be measured in kilos
A new study finds that the more overweight the politicians in a government from the former Soviet Union are, the more likely that government is to be corrupt.
Azerbaijan blames Georgia for helping arm Armenia
According to the allegations, Georgia allowed a shipment of Serbian rocket launchers destined for Armenia to transit its territory.
Kremlin denies any role in alleged plot to kill Georgia TV host who insulted Putin
Georgian secret services said to have thwarted assassination plan. Chechen leader Kadyrov refutes claim he gave the order.
Business rallies to help in fight against coronavirus across Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Business leaders across the Former Soviet Union are using some of the riches they have amassed in the last three decades to help in the fight against the coronavirus.
COLCHIS: In Georgia, the opposition may become the next COVID casualty
While Georgia’s lockdown enjoys support at home and abroad, the public health crisis has had a negative impact on the country’s political pluralism and opposition.