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Georgia
TOL is proud to present the Freedom House Nations in Transit country
reports, the only comprehensive, comparative, and multidimensional
study of reform in the former communist states of Europe and Eurasia.
TOL Georgia Articles
- High-Profile War Crimes Arrests in Kosovo, Pussy Riot Member Denied Parole
- Plus, Georgian clerics are charged in anti-gay violence and Bulgaria's Socialists may lead the new government.
- Russia Gets Tough on Blasphemy and Rails at Lost Eurovision Votes
Plus, more politicians face corruption charges in Georgia and Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan hangs a “closed” sign at Manas airbase.
- Russia Shocked by Orphanage Violence, Gay Rights Ralliers Beaten Back in Georgia, Russia
Plus, new polls spell trouble for Poland’s center-right government, and a long-delayed dam hangs over a Georgian village.
- Georgian Deputy Minister in Blackmail Charge, Bulgaria's Far Right Sets Sights on Government
- Plus, a trial reopens old questions about the sell-off of Czech state companies and a disco divides Krakow's Jewish community.
- Familiar Name Tops Bulgarian Voting, Georgian Presidential Contender Announced
Plus, Macedonia’s attempt to extradite two mass-murder suspects from Kosovo is complicated, and Latvia eases up on some non-citizens.
- Saakashvili Vetoes Legal Reforms, Moscow Will Base Fighters in Belarus
Plus, Armenia and Brussels open another round of trade talks and Estonia’s Russian-language schools face closure.
- Serbian Church Shaken by Sex Scandal, Police Hunt Killer in Southern Russia
Plus, Hungary bans swastikas and red stars, and Russia issues an arrest warrant for Hermitage Capital chief Browder.
- Russian Social Network Raided, Church Urged Not to Locate Near Srebrenica
Also, the United States and Russia agree on adoption cooperation and Kazakhstan shines in the IT sphere.
- Bugging Scandal Rocks Bulgaria, Cyprus Scrambles to Regain Russians’ Trust
Plus, four-fifths of Croatian voters stay home on Euro-election day and Moscow threatens to close a vital transport link for migrant workers.
- Georgia to Probe Saakashvili’s War Role, Sweden Reopens Embassy in Belarus
Plus, Turkish-Armenian travel ties hit another hurdle and Romanian civil servants may be asked to bail out the state yet again.
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