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Ossetia war, what a change in three years, by Patrick Armstrong
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A misguided strategy: Georgia’s attempts to create a ‘united Caucasus’ will be met with indifference in Abkhazia, by Oleg Damenia
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The politics behind the Georgian parliaments recognition of the Circassian genocide, by Inal Khashig
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Сomment on an article in the Vanuatu Independent: To Tamar Vashakidze and the people of Vanuatu
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Virtual Motion of the UN General Assembly
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Sergei Bagapsh: Politician who guided the Republic of Abkhazia through its troubled beginnings, by George Hewitt
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Reply: "US Senate to consider resolution on Russia's occupation of Georgia"
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Misadventures in "Paradise", By Wayne Madsen
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Abkhazian election: the President is dead, long live the President! By Inal Khashig
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Abkhazia after Bagapsh, by Sergey Markedonov
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Sergei Bagapsh, he came to give freedom… By Nikolai Zlobin
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Georgia is swimming in murky waters! By Fehim Tastekin
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Abkhaz Leader Sergei Bagapsh Dies, by Liz Fuller
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International law and the Russian “occupation” of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, by Richard Berge
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The Human Rights Center Calls Upon the Government of Georgia To Apologize to Abkhaz and Ossetian Peoples in the Name of Georgian State
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Abkhazia Again ‘Struggling for Independence’ -- But Now Perhaps ‘From Russia,’ Moscow Observer Says, by Paul Goble
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1867 and all that: Abkhaz, Circassians and Georgians and Historical Justice, by Thomas de Waal
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Abkhazia in the International Context, by Marino Busdachin
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Abkhazian President Bagapsh in Ankara, by Hasan Kanbolat
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Lots of Laughs, Little Freedom On Television, by Paul Rimple
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Abkhazia: between the hammer and the anvil, by Richard Berge
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'Bring back the UN' - Any mediator will be hamstrung unless it is acceptable to all parties, by Inal Khashig
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Engaging the Rebels, by Justin Lyle
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Will Logic Give Way to Emotion and Abkhazia Become Part of Georgia? By Felix Stanevsky
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Abkhazia and the promises of princes, by Magdalena Frichova Grono
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Is Everything Good for the U.S. Good for Georgia, and Vice Versa? By Justin Logan
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Best friend "puppets", by Andrei Babitsky
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Comment on the Resolution of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly № 382 of 16th of November 2010. By Irakli Khintba
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I am an Abkhaz, by Irakli Kakabadze
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A direct route to engagement, by Alexander Cooley & Lincoln Mitchell
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Don't call us 'occupied', by Arda Inal-Ipa
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Through cooperation or without recognition?, by Sergey Markedonov
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The engagement issue, by Oksana Antonenko
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Evolution of Turkish Foreign Policy towards Georgia, by Marianna Vindimian
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Engagement without Recognition: A New Strategy toward Abkhazia and Eurasia’s Unrecognized States, by Alexander Cooley and Lincoln A. Mitchell
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Recognition of Abkhazia: Challenges and Opportunities, by Liana Kvarchelia
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Place, Position and Future of Abkhazia in the Second New World Order, by Nikolai Zlobin
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Call Off the Great Game, by Thomas de Waal
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Latin America: Georgia plays by the rules of Abkhazia, by Levon Galustian
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Russia's Geopolitical Scales in the Caucasus, by Sergey Markedonov
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Thanks to Everyone, Everyone Is Free. South Ossetia and Abkhazia are gradually gaining independence from Russia, by Marina Pervozkina
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Pressure On Abkhaz Leader Intensifies, by Liz Fuller
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Abkhazia: two years of independence, by George Hewitt
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The Five-Day War: What Have We Learned?, by Igor Shatrov
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A thorn in the side of Georgia’s Rose Revolution, by Robin Llewellyn
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Thinking the Unthinkable: What if Georgia and the West Were to Recognize Abkhazia and South Ossetia? by Paul Goble
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Why Can Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili Not Emulate Willi Brandt? by Liz Fuller
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The Georgia War and its consequences, by Alexander Rahr
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The Abkhazian paradox and the Montenegrin model, by Laurent Vinatier
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The ghost of the Soviet Union, by Sergey Markedonov
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