Georgia News Digest 01-03-07
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by Ph.D. Jonathan Kulick, Director of Studies
1. Abkhazia Releases Three Georgians
2. Seventeen border transgressors detained in Abkhazia
3. Raid in Gali region
4. UN, OSCE help defuse tensions in Gali district – official
5. The Ombudsman Condemns the Harassment of Peaceful Population in Abkhazia
6. Georgian Interior Minister Visits Government-Controlled Part Of Abkhazia
7. Historical dispute rages over ancient Black Sea land
8. Unease as winter falls in Georgia’s restless mountains
9. Precious mandarins on rebel Georgian region’s border
10. Saakashvili Visits South Ossetian Conflict Zone
11. Georgian leader appeals to South Ossetians
12. Georgian president visits villages near breakaway region, pledges peaceful resolution
13. Tskhinvali Prioritizes Independence Agenda
14. Headlines to Expect in 2007 [Russia Reoccupies Georgia]
15. Russia: 2006 -- A Year Of Muscle And Missteps [excerpt]
16. Sergei Lavrov: Good will and patience can lead to compromises on conflict solutions at all talks
17. Russia’s shift away from the West [excerpt]
18. Georgia’s Hard-Earned Christmas Present: Russian Military Out Of Tbilisi
19. Turkish president calls democracy “regime of compromise”, views foreign policy objectives [excerpt]
20. Tehran Activates Security Agreements [excerpt]
21. Georgia To Open Embassies In Estonia, Latvia In 2007
22. Georgia triumphs in adversity, Saakashvili says in New Year message
23. Georgia Releases Assyrian General on Bail
24. book: Conversations with Stalin’s Daughter and Granddaughter
25. The Chakaberias Is About to Appeal the Strasburg Court
26. Owners Evicted from Shop Urge President for Help
27. Privileges on Press Are Abolished
28. It Is Raining Cats And Dogs in Unaddressed Prison
29. In Kakheti Environmental Inspectors Persecute Peasants
30. Dream about Drinking Water
31. Cattle Herders Could Lose Pasture
32. Three Hundred Employees Were Fired From the Batumi Port
33. Journalists Are Harassed In Kakheti
34. Georgia Takes 104th Place According to the Democracy Index
35. Putting the body back into Beckett [excerpt]
36. Counting the days for Project Harmony
37. Trees Abloom Amid Winter Warm Spell: Temperatures Might Stay Higher Than Normal [excerpt]
2. Seventeen border transgressors detained in Abkhazia
3. Raid in Gali region
4. UN, OSCE help defuse tensions in Gali district – official
5. The Ombudsman Condemns the Harassment of Peaceful Population in Abkhazia
6. Georgian Interior Minister Visits Government-Controlled Part Of Abkhazia
7. Historical dispute rages over ancient Black Sea land
8. Unease as winter falls in Georgia’s restless mountains
9. Precious mandarins on rebel Georgian region’s border
10. Saakashvili Visits South Ossetian Conflict Zone
11. Georgian leader appeals to South Ossetians
12. Georgian president visits villages near breakaway region, pledges peaceful resolution
13. Tskhinvali Prioritizes Independence Agenda
14. Headlines to Expect in 2007 [Russia Reoccupies Georgia]
15. Russia: 2006 -- A Year Of Muscle And Missteps [excerpt]
16. Sergei Lavrov: Good will and patience can lead to compromises on conflict solutions at all talks
17. Russia’s shift away from the West [excerpt]
18. Georgia’s Hard-Earned Christmas Present: Russian Military Out Of Tbilisi
19. Turkish president calls democracy “regime of compromise”, views foreign policy objectives [excerpt]
20. Tehran Activates Security Agreements [excerpt]
21. Georgia To Open Embassies In Estonia, Latvia In 2007
22. Georgia triumphs in adversity, Saakashvili says in New Year message
23. Georgia Releases Assyrian General on Bail
24. book: Conversations with Stalin’s Daughter and Granddaughter
25. The Chakaberias Is About to Appeal the Strasburg Court
26. Owners Evicted from Shop Urge President for Help
27. Privileges on Press Are Abolished
28. It Is Raining Cats And Dogs in Unaddressed Prison
29. In Kakheti Environmental Inspectors Persecute Peasants
30. Dream about Drinking Water
31. Cattle Herders Could Lose Pasture
32. Three Hundred Employees Were Fired From the Batumi Port
33. Journalists Are Harassed In Kakheti
34. Georgia Takes 104th Place According to the Democracy Index
35. Putting the body back into Beckett [excerpt]
36. Counting the days for Project Harmony
37. Trees Abloom Amid Winter Warm Spell: Temperatures Might Stay Higher Than Normal [excerpt]
Jonathan Kulick, Ph.D., Director of Studies, Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies, 3a Chitadze, Tbilisi 0108, Georgia (Republic), jonathan.kulick@gfsis.org, office: +995 32 47 35 55, mobile: +995 95 33 33 40, USA voicemail: 310.928.6814
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