A very thoughtful article on the Georgian-Russian conflict and its effect on Ossetia, Abkhazia, and Georgia. The thoughts it expresses resonate to a surprising degree with the Artsakh issue.
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The Caucasian Chalk Circle
Pentagon: Georgia's Military Suffers from Widespread Mismanagement and Unqualified Leadership
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/18/world/europe/18georgia.html?ref=world
December 18, 2008
Georgia Lags in Its Bid to Fix Army
By C. J. CHIVERS and THOM SHANKER
Amnesty International's Report on the Georgia Conflict
The link includes a video and the official report in PDF form, as well as a summary. I've copied the summary here.
Georgia $4.5 Billion Grant for 130,000 displaced persons
New York Times "Discovers" the Limits of Press Freedom in Georgia and the Caucasus
News Media Feel Limits to Georgia’s Democracy
Serzh – Between a Rock to a Hard Place (Update - 4th Sept)
Russia vs Georgia: The Fallout
The International Crisis Group is generally objective in its reporting of crises around the World. This is its 22nd August report on Georgia.
Who Started It? An Attempt at a Chronology of the Georgia-Russia conflict
A Two-Sided Descent Into Full-Scale War By Peter Finn
Washington Post Foreign Service
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Hysterical Chess Game: Garry Kasparov Weighs In On the Georgia-Russia Conflict
How the West Fueled Putin's Sense of Impunity
By GARRY KASPAROV
August 15, 2008; Page A13
