Aug 20, 2010 4
by Michael CecireThe S-300 saga continues with Iran, and begins with Abkhazia. And Azerbaijan. And Armenia. With news of competition for France’s Mistral, what’s with Russia and its weapons-politics?
Aug 16, 2010 5
by Michael CecireA provocative proposal to resolve Georgia’s separatism conflict answers all the wrong questions. But is it onto something?
Aug 8, 2010 8
On the second anniversary of the August 2008 war, is Georgia doing relatively well, or is it hopelessly besieged and in great peril? Well, both.
Jul 29, 2010 6
by Michael CecireRecent spikes in violence in the restive Gali region of Abkhazia could portend a coming shift in the breakaway republic’s political direction.
Jul 15, 2010 0
by Inge Snip and Michael CecireAustrian authorities report that organized crime has been investing in certain Georgian opposition parties. It’s high time for the reasonable opposition to finally and fully cut ties to radical factions if they hope to progress.
Jul 8, 2010 3
Poland’s election brought victory to Civic Platform candidate Bronislaw Komorowski, who is not likely to support Tbilisi like his predecessor Lech Kaczynski. But there may be a silver lining.
Jul 6, 2010 11
by Inge SnipAfter Hillary Clinton visited Georgia, Nino Burjanadze, seizing the moment, takes the opportunity to make a complete fool of herself. Again.
Jun 25, 2010 0
by Michael CecireStalin’s statue in Gori was removed early in the morning of June 25. In the process, a Gori television station alleges that police assaulted their film crew. If true, this is just another example of priorities out of control.
Jun 25, 2010 0
Excuses, excusesMany apologies for the hiatus. With the World Cup roaring (Go USA, Go Netherlands!) and a planned website upgrade in the works, we haven’t had the time to post much lately. However, that will change very soon. Also, we are open to submissions from guest writers, so feel free to send pitches to info@evolutsia.net. Thanks for reading Evolutsia.Net!
Jun 2, 2010 5
by Michael CecireThe election results tell two tales: one, of Saakashvili’s UNM being rewarded for progress; and two, of a latent opposition that only needs refining to be truly competitive. Evolutsia.Net examines both.
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