Georgia should prepare for “total defense” and “de-occupation” of the country. President Saakashvili said this while speaking at the Georgian Defense Ministry. His speech was dedicated to the second anniversary of the outbreak of war in South Ossetia. The main part of Saakashvili's speech was traditionally devoted to denouncing “imperial plans” of Russia that allegedly wanted to establish full control over Georgia

19.07.2010
Last week, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili appeared on Belarusian television. His speech was mostly dedicated to Russia, although he did not forget Belarus either. Saakashvili started with saying that he did not understand why Russia was refusing to cooperate with him. "It's hard to understand what they want, we wanted to make advances, but every time we would make concessions about something, they (Russia) would want more and more," the president of Georgia said

07.07.2010
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has finished her visit to Georgia, a former Soviet nation. She arrived in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi on July 5. Clinton said at a news conference with President Mikhail Saakashvili that the United States was not going to recognize the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Mrs. Clinton has not surprised anyone with what she said in Georgia. US politicians constantly claim that the United States does not recognize the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, and supports the young Georgian democracy

01.07.2010
On July 1, Latvian nationalists are celebrating the 69^th anniversary since the liberation of Latvia from the “Soviet occupation.” The festivities have been organized by nationalist-oriented politician Uldis Freimanis – a person known for his pro-Nazi actions in the Baltic nation. On March 16, he took part in the march of the veterans of the Latvian SS Legion and carried anti-Semitic placards. Glorifying Nazis as “fighters against communism” has become a tradition in Latvia