Video
South Ossetia: 6 months later
2009-02-02
This month RTs crew will present a special series of Russia Close-up reports from outside the country. Last year it was a battlefield. Now its status is disputed and fate unclear, but the people of South Ossetia hope for the better.
Abkhazia optimistic about future
2009-01-27
While high-ranking officials in Europe and Russia are busy talking, people in Abkhazia are coping with everyday life and struggle for their dreams of a better life.
'EU's attitude to Ossetian war'
2009-01-26
Europes attitude towards South Ossetian war is changing says Konstantin Kosachev, head of the Russias State Duma Foreign Affairs Committee.
US fudges Georgia NATO hope
2009-01-09
Georgia's Foreign Minister says his country is making progress in its efforts to find an alternative route to join NATO.
New Year celebrated in South Ossetia
2009-01-01
After a tough 12 months, people in South Ossetia greeted 2009 amid the ruins left after the war with Georgia. The celebrations lasted all day, but instead of welcoming a new year, South Ossetians celebrated the fact that 2008 was finally over, mourning those lost in the conflict.
OSCE urged to recognise new realities
2008-12-23
The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe should agree new terms with South Ossetia if it wants to continue working there, says Russia's Foreign Ministry. Moscow has vetoed the expansion of the organisation's current mandate which expires in a week.
Georgias attack was no surprise - Rice
2008-12-23
The August conflict over South Ossetia came as no surprise to the United States, according to the outgoing US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
Ortega to visit Tskhinval
2008-12-18
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has expressed a wish to visit South Ossetia and Abkhazia. Nicaragua was the second state, after Russia, to recognise the independence of the two republics.
Vashadze met with the ambassadors
2010-03-19 18:28
With the U.S. ambassador the Minister discussed the Charter on strategic partnership.
Opinions
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“Away with the president” peacefully
The Georgian opposition seems to live according to a cyclic people’s calendar. In spring, the calendar orders to demand early resignation of the country’s government and the new presidential and parliamentarian elections. The government provides enough reasons for that. Imedi’s scandalous broadcast about Russia’s attack against Georgia became the last straw in this season. Several parties that have consolidated around Zurab Nogaideli into National Council speak for the peaceful change of the government.2010-03-20 00:34
Analytics
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Journalist demarche
2010-03-20 00:30
Georgia is again in distress - now over mass media. There have been no new fake stories on Georgian TV – apparently due to reproaches from the international community, but a Georgian journalist dared to spoil the reputation of “the beacon of democracy” seeking political asylum for his family to escape threats from authorities. Georgia
Articles
Imedi chronics: a trial over the madmen
2010-03-19 17:16
The authors of the TV piece about the attack that caused panic throughout the country should be put either to prison, or to an asylum. The Georgian opposition assumed the role of claimants and is preparing a petition to the court addressing Director General of the Imedi company Georgiy Arveladze, as well as President of the country Mikhail Saakashvili.
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