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Ani Chkhikvadze

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August 31, 2023
Exactly How Strong Is the Russian Army?

Ani Chkhikvadze talked to US experts about Russia’s military strength
November 16, 2022
Ukrainian Railway Playing a Vital Role in War

Now that air travel is more dangerous, the railway system has become the main travel artery
November 01, 2020
Georgians Hold Opposition Protests Following Parliamentary Elections

The ruling Georgian Dream party has claimed victory as the opposition alleges the party stole the election
September 11, 2019
Former NATO Chief Suggests German Model for Georgia to Join Alliance

Anders Fogh Rasmussen says Cold War-era Germany represents a NATO membership precedent that could apply to the Southern Caucasus nation
August 08, 2019
US, Ukraine Diplomats: West Underestimated Russian Threat in 2008

But assessing progress in Tbilisi on the 11th anniversary of the Russian invasion shows what's possible, despite an aggressive neighbor
June 22, 2019
Inaugural Georgian Pride March Postponed

Organizers said the rally would be held at a later date that was yet to be confirmed
June 21, 2019
Russia, Georgia Trade Barbs After Clashes, Parliamentary Resignations

Moscow, Tbilisi blame each other for unrest in Tbilisi that followed Russian lawmaker's address to parliament from speaker's chair
June 21, 2019
Russia, Georgia Trade Barbs After Clashes, Parliamentary Resignations

Moscow, Tbilisi blame each other for unrest in Tbilisi that followed Russian lawmaker's address to parliament from speaker's chair
June 21, 2019
Georgian Pride to Rally Without State Security Commitments

Prominent gay rights activist says he was told police aren't responsible for safety of LGBTI people during Pride month festivities
June 21, 2019
Georgian Pride to Rally Without State Security Commitments

Prominent gay rights activist says he was told police aren't responsible for safety of LGBTI people during Pride month festivities
December 16, 2018
Where the Literary World Meets the Political

A relatively modest, independently owned bookstore in Washington has become a standout on the cultural scene in the U.S. capital. It's called Politics and Prose. Since opening in 1984, it's managed to survive the age of online book buying and thrive as a magnet for some of the world's highest profile authors, from former Presidents Clinton and Obama, to J.K. Rowling, Salman Rushdie and photographer Annie Leibovitz. Ani Chkhikvadze stopped by Politics and Prose to learn more about its success.
March 01, 2018
Turkey's Global Anti-Gülen Crusade Puts Tbilisi in Diplomatic Bind

Latest educator caught up in Ankara's anti-Gülenist purge is forcing Georgian officials to a diplomatic crossroads

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