New York
09/02/2010 10:42:27 AM
Tbilisi
09/02/2010 6:42:27 PM
MOSCOW Aug 2 (Reuters) - Russia is one of the world's most lucrative emerging markets but the risks are big.
By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ
The Moscow police detained about 70 antigovernment demonstrators on Tuesday, a police spokesman told news agencies, though they failed to prevent opposition groups from holding a planned demonstration against what protesters say are violations of their constitutionally guaranteed right of assembly.
TAX-NEWS.COM
by Tatiana Smolenskaya
Through its Advisory Services, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, is working towards reform of Georgia’s tax system to benefit small businesses while helping companies improve corporate governance practices, said Lars Thunell, Executive Vice President, after a meeting in Tbilisi with Prime Minister Nika Gilauri.
- Georgian Privatization Plan Not Bringing in Expected Money
- Georgia Is in Talks With Contractors to Build Tax-Free Center
- UEFA's Michel Platini in Georgia to Discuss Hosting Europa League Final
- Georgia's Economy May Expand at Pre-Russia-War Pace by 2012, Premier Says
- Worst Russian Drought in 50 Years Threatens Next Crop
By Roshan Nebhrajani
TBILISI, Georgia — In October, Georgia will put its new Code of Criminal Procedure into action, complete with jury trials.
by Ghia Nodia
The director of the Moscow Carnegie Center, Dmitri Trenin, recently published his proposal for a peace agreement between Russia and Georgia. According to his article, a logical (and possible) solution to the standoff consists of two parts.
By ANDREW RETTMAN
EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - Two senior MEPs have indicated that the European Parliament will leverage its legal powers to make sure Catherine Ashton gets the "right balance" of top people in the diplomatic corps.
By Marina Vashakmadze
ZUGDIDI, Georgia -- Our car stops at a checkpoint. "Your documents!" a guard barks at us. "Where are you going? Purpose of visit?"
- Latest News
- Daghestanis Promised Census Won’t ‘Create or Destroy’ Nations
- Tajikistan Headed toward ‘Total Islamization,’ Thus Threatening Russia
- Daghestanis Less Strict in Their Islam than Their Counterparts in Chechnya and Ingushetia
- Could Moscow Become a Russian Counterpart to US District of Columbia?
- Russia: Monthly Protest Goes On, but With Arrests
- PM: No Cabinet Changes Planned
- Healthcare Minister Resigns
- Dozens detained at anti-Kremlin rallies
- IFC Cooperates With Georgia On Tax Reform
- EU Lawmakers Criticize Russian Handling Of Rally
- Balkars Again Push for Their Own National Republic in North Caucasus
- As Moscow Weakens Republics, Islamist Radicalism Spreads into Middle Volga
- Fire bombs thrown at Russian embassy in Minsk
- 100 Russian skinheads attack concertgoers
- Ryanair May Start Flying to Georgia in 2011, Economy Minister Kobalia Says
- Russia’s Fire-Ravaged Regions Likely to Suffer Again This Winter
- Saakashvili Praises Education Minister
- Muslims Divided on Whether Mosques in Russia Should Follow Ethno-Linguistic Lines
- 19 dead in shootout in Russia's Caucasus
- Print Media Remain More Influential than Internet in Russia
- Methane blast at Georgian mine kills 3, wounds 7
- Halt to forest road plan is Kremlin damage control
- Another Attack on the Prerogatives of Non-Russian Republics
- Russian Missile Defenses in South Ossetia, Georgia Claims
- Russian pedophile case riles activists
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A Quotation
Winston Churchill, The Gathering Storm
Weblinks
- Developing U.S. Strategy in the South Caucasus and Caspian Basin
- Reinventing Georgia: The story of a Libertarian Revolution
- Violence in the North Caucasus: 2009, A Bloody Year
- South Caucasus Fault Lines: Security, Energy, and U.S. Interests (Audio)
- Russia, Its Neighbors, and the Future of Post-Cold War Europe (Video)
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