A Russian soldier raises the Russian flag at a border guard outpostin the South Ossetian village of Girei. Photo AFP
A Year After Russia-Georgia War: A New Reality, But Old Relations -- Radio Free Europe
A year after the five-day military conflict between Georgia and Russia that left Russian forces occupying the breakaway Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, tensions in the region are rising again.
Georgian officials continue to place their hopes on the ability of the international community to resolve the situation.
"The international community and international law are on Georgia's side," lawmaker David Darchiashvili, who chairs the Georgian parliament's Committee for European Integration, told journalists recently.
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More News On The 1rst Anniversary Of The Georgian - Russian War
Russia and Georgia Battle Over Position in History -- Wall Street Journal
Georgia: Uneasy peace a year after war with Russia -- AP
Russia to increase border troops deployed in Abkhazia, South Ossetia -- China View
Russia accuses US of rearming Georgia -- Yahoo News/AFP
Russia Charges US Is Rearming Georgia -- Voice of America
Georgia denies claim of "aggressive rearming" -- Reuters
Russo-Georgia One Year On: From Reset to Repeat? -- Strategy Page
Russia backs EU, not U.S., role in Georgia -- Reuters
South Ossetia seeks to go it alone -- AP