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21.08.2008 - McCain claims Russia isusing energy as a political tool
Russia could use its energy wealth as a political tool. That's according to US presidential candidate John McCain. But experts see no grounds for concern.
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21.08.2008 - Medvedev promises withdrawal by Friday
Russia will withdraw its peacekeeping contingent from Georgia to the temporary security zone by August 22. The rest of the troops will be moved back to South Ossetia and Russia. President Medvedev made the promise in a telephone conversation with France's President Sarkozy on Tuesday.
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21.08.2008 - China's Olympic medal haul stuns world
With just days to go before the Beijing Olympics come to an end, it seems certain that China will top the medals table. 'One world one dream' is the games' motto, and for the hosts, the dream seems to be coming true.
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19.08.2008 - New Cold War is an option -- Russian parliamentarian
Russia is doing everything possible to avoid a new cold war, but there is a possibility that history will repeat itself, says Konstantin Kosachev, the Head of the Russian State Duma Foreign Affairs Committee.
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19.08.2008 - Children made innocent victims of cruel war
Georgian aggression has claimed around 2,000 South Ossetian lives - but there is something even more horrifying hidden in this statisitic as estimates suggest around 700 children have been killed by Georgians.
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19.08.2008 - Georgia-South Ossetia conflict good news for McCain?
The conflict between Georgia and South Ossetia has become a genuine issue in U.S. presidential campaigning. The situation is good news for Republican contender John McCain, says Alexander Cockburn, an American political journalist.
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19.08.2008 - Georgia renews 'subversive' mission in conflict zone
Georgian units are attempting to increase their combat readiness and have intensified 'subversive' operations against Russian servicemen, according to the Deputy Chief of the Russian General Staff. The comments from Anatoly Nogovitsyn have come as Russia's troops begin withdrawing from the conflict zone.
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15.08.2008 - Life became unbearable - Russian refugee from Georgia
Ethnic Russians who fled Georgia for Abkhazia last week have revealed that they had to leave to escape the growing tensions with local people which they say became unbearable. Many of them left everything they owned behind. But some of them not only found temporary shelter in Abkhazia - they were also reunited with their families.
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15.08.2008 - Washington sanctioned assault on South Ossetia
Georgia wouldn't have attacked South Ossetia without the green light from the U.S, believes Paul Craig Roberts, a former assistant secretary to the treasury in Ronald Reagan's administration.
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15.08.2008 - "Gori in ruins"? See for yourself
Media outlets including CNN jumped on Georgia President Mikhail Saakashvili's claim to have witnessed "first hand" two Russian planes bombing the city, and reported it as fact. Footage shot by RT shows a ghost town, where a statue of Stalin towers over the main square. Russia's UN ambassador said the allegations were part of a "disinformation campaign."
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