Russia

'We decided to leave someone else’s pocket and become independent state' – Pashinyan

The Armenian prime minister said the country had been in this “pocket” since gaining independence, but it is now a state capable of making its own decisions

Russia proposes moving Geneva discussions from Switzerland to 'neutral' location

The 65th round of talks between Russia, Georgia, and the authorities of Georgia’s occupied territories ended in failure.

Pashinyan dismisses reports of Ukrainian grain deliveries to Armenia as 'nonsense'

Armenia’s prime minister commented on Russia's claim that Yerevan would reject Russian grain and the EU would reimburse it for buying pricier Ukrainian wheat.

Money, citizenship and fake photos: how the Kremlin recruits Georgians to fight in Ukraine

After nearly four years of war, Russia is in urgent need of new soldiers

Russian Security Council secretary: 'Georgia defends interests of country and its people'

Sergei Shoigu: “To strengthen their influence in the post-Soviet space, Western countries are prepared to go to almost any length”

Russian Security Council official calls Georgia like-minded ally in defending 'traditional values'

Aleksei Shevtsov: “In Georgia, the authorities have found the strength and resolve to resist the assault on the traditional way of life.”

The airport in Abkhazia has been exempted from VAT. Will this make flights more attractive?

The zero VAT rate is expected to lower airfares and reduce airport service fees

Russia takes new steps to demarcate borders with Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and Georgia

What ties owners of Georgian factory to son of senior Russian military intelligence official?

It was previously reported that Russian company Russneft delivered the first shipment of oil to the recently opened refinery.

Opinion:'Georgia turns into service hub for Russia'

“So, no one asks this country anything anymore,” says Giorgi Rukhadze.

London’s new strategy: sanctions on Russia and lifting the Caucasus arms embargo

At first glance, these decisions seem to concern different areas, but they can be seen as complementary elements of London’s geopolitical and security strategy

ECHR orders Russia to pay Georgia €252m

Russia ordered to compensate Georgia over South Ossetia occupation and ongoing “borderization”

Aliyev and Putin meet against backdrop of AZAL crash and PEACE Act bill

What did the presidents of Azerbaijan and Russia, whose relations have been in serious crisis in recent months, discuss — and what could this meeting signify?

Russia echoes Georgia’s claim of Western interference in country's internal affairs

Zaharova claims October 4 protest aimed to install Western-backed “puppet regime” in Georgia

Russian lawmaker praises Georgia’s protest crackdown

The chairman of the Russian Federation Council’s Committee on International Affairs said the attempt to replicate Ukraine’s Maidan had completely failed, and Georgia had emerged stronger

Russian propaganda celebrates victory of Georgian Dream and defeat of 'revolution'

Here’s how Russian propaganda covered the municipal elections in Georgia and the events that followed.

‘Indecently fake honeymoon’- Opinion on Russia–Abkhazia relations

Public Chamber member Tengiz Jopua calls the situation “embarrassingly insincere” and urges pragmatism and mutual responsibility.

‘Fighting Belarusians is absurd’: how Lithuania reacted to the start of the Zapad drills

"The situation in Vilnius could be worse than in Kyiv: if the Russians try to block the Suwałki Gap, we’ll all be trapped here”