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Vazha Tavberidze is a journalist who writes for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and has also been featured in the Daily Mirror. His work focuses on the conflict in Ukraine, Russian politics, and international relations. He has conducted interviews with war journalists, experts, and exiled journalists, providing insights into the ongoing tensions and dynamics in the region.
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Vazha Tavberidze's coverage focuses predominantly on expert commentary and evolving stories related to world affairs, government, and politics. The recurring themes of Russia and Ukraine indicate a specific interest in geopolitical tensions in that region.
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Sean Bell served as a combat pilot and air vice marshal in the Royal Air Force and held several other positions in the British Defense Ministry.
By: Vazha Tavberidze
James Nixey is a leading expert on Russian foreign policy at London's Chatham House. In an interview with RFE/RL's Georgian Service, he says it is difficult to predict how Russia's invasion of Ukraine may end, but he can't imagine Ukraine accepting the "status quo" as it is now.
‘He wasn’t my first billionaire, so I kind of knew my way around him’, a senior US diplomat who plied his trade in Georgia told me at the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference. ‘And the weirdest thing? He was starry-eyed about Nato and the West in the beginning. I remember at one meeting with
By: Vazha Tavberidze
Going up against Bidzina Ivanishvili is fraught with personal risk. The oligarch has publicly vowed to prosecute Gakharia
Tbilisi It is revealing that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was the first foreign leader to chime in on Georgia’s election — a full hour before the preliminary results were announced. He congratulated the ruling pro-Russian Georgian Dream party on its victory and the Moscow-friendly leader will soon visit the capital, Tbilisi, in a move that will [...]Read More...
‘He wasn't my first billionaire, so I kind of knew my way around him', a senior US diplomat who plied his trade in Georgia told me at the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference. ‘And the weirdest thing?
By: Vazha Tavberidze
After the ruling party declared victory in Georgia, Estonia's former President Toomas Hendrik Ilves said Georgians are being stymied thanks in part to Russian influence, and “there has to be a price” for billionaire Georgian Dream founder Bidzina Ivanishvili and the party’s elites.
By: Vazha Tavberidze
Longtime journalist Edward Lucas spoke with RFE/RL’s Georgian Service about what's in store for Georgians and their Caucasus nation following disputed national elections.
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