How the Georgian Language First Came to Print — in Rome, in 1629
It is Rome, 1629. At the printing press of Propaganda Fide — the Catholic Church’s missionary ...
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First printed Georgian Books now at the Library of Congress
Nearly four centuries ago, a Georgian cleric and diplomat traveled to Rome on a mission to ...
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Can Deepened Partnerships Make the Caucasus More Secure?
NATO is deepening its partnerships with Armenia and Azerbaijan while maintaining its long-standing cooperation with Georgia, ...
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Georgia Turning Into ‘Full Totalitarian State,’ US Lawmaker Says
Republican Representative Joe Wilson, co-chair of the U.S. Helsinki Commission, says Georgia is moving step by ...
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REEKER: ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN CLOSER TO PEACE THAN EVER
Former U.S. Ambassador and Assistant Secretary of State Philip Reeker says Armenia and Azerbaijan have a ...
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