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Tag Archives: georgia
The heroes of the New Cold War (and what idiots they are)
Poker-faced Soviet villains had hot side-kicks. Hollywood loved them.
The War: diary from Georgia
‘There is war in Samachablo (Georgian name for the region known as South Ossetia)’ they tell me. I wave off the hint of alarm in my thoughts with ‘oh, can’t be more than some borderline skirmish...'
Russia and Georgia: darkness falls
Political elites benefit from grand-standing, regular people just lose their limbs in the process.
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Izvestia claims the U.S. planned attack against Iran