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Robert ParsonsRobert Parsons is international editor of France 24. He earned a doctorate at Glasgow University for a thesis on the origins of Georgian nationalism. He was the BBC's Moscow correspondent (1993-2002), and worked at RFE/RL as director of its Georgian service, senior correspondent and chief producer for multimedia projects. Recent articlesGeorgia, Abkhazia, Russia: the war option Russia is tightening its pressure on Georgia, using its influence over Abkhazia and South Ossetia as a lever. Why, and where is Europe, asks Robert Parsons. Mikheil Saakashvili’s bitter victoryGeorgia's combative president is presenting a conciliatory face after his disputed election victory. Mikheil Saakashvili's stance presents the opposition with a tough choice, says Robert Parsons. Georgia's race to the summitA hyperactive president and a febrile opposition leave Georgians with a tough electoral choice, reports Robert Parsons in Tbilisi. Georgia: progress, interruptedAn intolerant president and a fragmented opposition both need to learn lessons from Georgia's period of turmoil if the country's modernisation is to resume, says Robert Parsons. Russia and Georgia: a lover's revengeMoscow is determined to bully Tbilisi into submission. But Mikheil Saakashvili may have a surprise for Vladimir Putin, writes Robert Parsons. |
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