A young woman stands in front of the police cordon. All the way back, luggage and furniture are being chaotically thrown inside trailers. The woman swallows tears and utters downheartedly: ‘We cannot go back because my mother is buried here and I ought to stay.

The Katin tragedy seems to have different layers, not all of them clean and clear.

Another Demonstration of Georgian position in response  to recognition of Abkhazia and so called South Ossetia…

This time advancement (or regress?) of Georgian people has been mapped by the analytical research company of the Economist, famous British magazine.

‘The issue of defensive arms trade with Georgia remains suspended because of Russian position. We have to equip Georgia with radars at least,’ says McCain in his statement reported by Washington Post.

After his impressive address to the European MPs, Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili decided to transfer positive emotions to Georgia.

‘It seems Georgia will not be an obstacle to Russia’s WTO accession any more’

Why the population gathered in front of the Parliament when from the outset it was clear that the aim was unachievable? At any rate, the speakers at the rally were expected to talk for the sake of talking, only to dismiss the rally in the evening, pledging further actions of the sort.

Interview with Zurab Abashidze, Doctor of Political Sciences

‘We are not going to import problems to NATO,’ said Nikola Sarkozy at the Lisbon Summit. In his speech, French President also reminded us of Georgian problems related to two separatist regions.

Despite the earlier claims of Davit Bakradze, Speaker of Georgian Parliament, prognosis of pessimists came true. Media obscurity is going to remain unaffected.

‘Assessment of situation by the UN  Development Program is much more adequate’

Events abounded last week. If anything, exposing of espionage network on the Day of Russian Intelligence looked rather impressive.