Georgia: Abkhazia Tensions Still High After EU, U.S. Visits
                   
turkishweekly.net     May 14, 2008            

Georgia: Abkhazia Tensions Still High After EU, U.S. Visits Wednesday , 14 May 2008Relations between Tbilisi and Moscow remain tense over Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia following a visit to Georgia by a European Union delegation and a top Washington envoy. U.S. Deputy Ass ..... [read full story]                    


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