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25 January 2012
Home Again, Sixty-Seven Years Later
Expelled by Stalin, one Meskhetian family finally makes it back to Georgia.
By Temo Bardzimashvili
25 January 2012
Nazarbaev Opponents Arrested, Saakashvili Opponent in Court Victory
Plus, Montenegro suffers under prolonged drought and an exclusive massacre in Romania.
By Ky Krauthamer, Joshua Boissevain, and Kelly Klein
10 January 2012
Saakashvili the Developer
The Georgian president has overseen a public works boom, but where is the money coming from? From EurasiaNet.
By Molly Corso
3 January 2012
Cheers and Jeers for New Hungarian Constitution, Macedonia Mourns Gligorov
Plus, Poland legalizes thousands of migrants and Turkmen tire of 3-D monotony.
By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, and Natasha Kirshina
21 December 2011
Havel’s Last Journey, Tbilisi Faces Newspaper Drought
Plus, Russia ordered to compensate victims of Dubrovka siege and concern mounts over selective abortion in the Caucasus.
By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, and Natasha Kirshina
7 December 2011
Medvedev Comes to Prague Bearing Gifts, Bulgarian Farmers Protest Subsidy Cuts
Plus, Saakashvili founds a new city and Jolie defends her Bosnian war movie against plagiarism claim.
By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, and Joshua Boissevain
5 December 2011
Mayor, Can You Spare a Lari?
A probable contender for the Georgian presidency helps dole out start-up loans on reality TV.
By EurasiaNet
24 November 2011
Azeri Journalist Dies After Attack, Poland Warned Over Budget Deficit
Plus, Slovak minister ousted in wiretapping scandal and Ronald Reagan pops up in Tbilisi and Warsaw.
By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, and Joshua Boissevain
22 November 2011
Lucrative Government Contracts Go to Businesses Tied to Georgian Lawmakers
Members of parliament obey the letter of the law by transferring firms to relatives, but the spirit of the law looks badly abused.
By EurasiaNet
11 November 2011
Authori-Tourism: Dictators on Display
Eastern bloc countries look to their recent, troubled pasts for a possible tourism future.
By Joshua Boissevain
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