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LGBT Activists Attacked in Tbilisi

A couple dozen people tried to organize a rally in support of sexual minorities

Kadyrov Dismisses Entire Chechen Cabinet

The Chechen leader said, however, that the mass dismissal was not because he was dissatisfied with the cabinet's work

Oreshkin: Kremlin Will Stamp Out Moscow Protests

Dmitry Oreshkin calls the protest rallies in Moscow an awakening of the protest movement after 12 years of silence

Belgian Journalist Suffers Broken Jaw in Fight with Azerbaijani Taxi Driver

An argument reportedly broke out between two journalists and the driver over the cab fare

Obama, Medvedev to Meet at G8 Summit

G8 summit will be conducted at Camp David on June 18-19

Saakashvili on NATO: Georgia in 'Similar' Situation as in 2008

"There was also a NATO Summit in Bucharest, upcoming elections in the U.S., Russia and Georgia. And we all know how 2008 ended,”

Independent Moscow Deputies Support Opposition Protests

The opposition camp on the Barricades Square may receive an official status and police protection with support from independent municipal deputies

Saakashvili Tells Doctors to Return to Georgia

Saakashvili said that the development of the health care system in Georgia will make it the best in the post-Soviet space

Russian General Dismisses Worries about Caucasus Drills

Russian Chief of Staff: strategic command exercises do not pose a threat to anyone

Two US Ships Collide in Pacific

Two U.S. naval vessels collided in the Pacific after a steering malfunction on one

Macedonia Has Meager Hopes for NATO Summit

NATO officials have made it clear that while the country has met membership criteria, it will not be allowed to join until it resolves a dispute with Greece

Dozens Protesters Detained, Police Officer Injured in Moscow

One riot police officer was injured as dozens of opposition protesters were gathered and detained in Moscow

'Public Strolls' in Moscow Switch to Barricades Square

Those who avoided being arrested quickly found a new place for their camp

Liberian Dictator Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity

A UN court in The Hague found former Liberian President Charles Taylor guilty of crimes against humanity

Eurovision Preparations Finalized in Baku

Preparations for the Eurovision contest in Baku are fully under way

Georgia Realistic About NATO Summit Expectations

Georgia expects that the NATO Summit in Chicago will confirm its status as an “aspirant country.”

Former Interior Minister in Colombia Escapes Assassination

5 people were killed in an assassination attempt against former Colombian Interior and Justice Minister Luis Fernando Londono

Opposition Questions Funds for Flood Damage

The authorities promise to solve the capital’s problems

Europe on Edge as Greece Prepares for New Elections

Parliamentary elections in Greece will be held June 17

Makhachkala Gang Leader Killed in Dagestan

Russia's National Counter-Terrorism Committee claims that the chief suspect in a major terrorist attack in Makhachkala was killed

Ankvab Assassination Suspects Officially Charged

All were arrested by police investigating the attack

European Court Criticizes Ukrainian Legal, Prison Conditions

The court has looked into 40 lawsuits against the Ukrainian authorities

Georgia to Participate in All NATO Meetings in Chicago

Georgian delegation is listed to participate in all discussions and meetings at the NATO summit in Chicago May 20-21

Police Clears Opposition Camp on Chistie Prudi

Police began to clear an opposition camp on Chistie Prudi in Moscow in the early morning of May 16

EU to Send Medical, Legal Experts to Ukraine for Timoshenko

President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz said more medical experts will be sent to monitor the former prime minister's treatment and legal experts to observer her cassation hearing