DW-WORLD: German Leaders Split on Placing Blame in Caucasian War Members of Germany's ruling coalition have alternately blamed Russia and Georgia for the current conflict.
A German expert says they should focus on their potential as mediators -- and not rely on Georgia and South Ossetia rebels agree talks ...
Man flees N Korea after 33 years ... US involvement. (10.08.2008) DW-WORLD: Russia Sets Up Black Sea Blockade as Caucasus War Widens Russia on Sunday intensified airstrikes and a naval blockade against Georgia, as international diplomats sought ways to bring a ceasefire to the Caucasus province South Ossetia. (10.08.2008) DW-WORLD: UN Security Council Remains Deadlocked Over South Ossetia The UN Security Council failed again to agree on a statement regarding the breakaway South Ossetia enclave where fighting between Russia and Georgia continued. Fighting has spread to the separatist province Abkhazia. (09.08.2008) DW-WORLD: Analysis: Georgian Army May Be Tough Nut for Russia to Crack The war in the Caucasian province Ossetia may seem like an uneven contest between giant Russia and tiny Georgia -- but on the battlefront things are a bit different. (09.08.2008) DW-WORLD: Opinion: A Ruso-Georgian Media War in South Ossetia Georgia's actions in South Ossetia have in fact turned into a Ruso-Georgian war. The information war, however, has also reached a new level of escalation, says DW's Ingo Mannteufel. (09.08.2008)
(Deutsche Welle)
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