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While it takes more to be a sovereign than just operating your own central bank, it doesn’t half help with appearances.
Grapes, which produce both red and white wines, provide much-needed income in a region with rampant unemployment
Euro 2016 will be remembered for the heroics of smaller countries like Wales and Iceland. But can football blaze a path to nationhood?
Conflict comes to the door of two orange farmers in Abkhazia, Georgia in Zaza Urushadze’s film
Large-scale military exercises likely to irk neighbouring countries
Treaty seen as ‘another attempt at the revision and correction of borders on the part of Russia’
PM sees it as ‘another step towards annexation’ of breakaway region by Moscow
Russia’s accord with breakaway Georgian republic puts Tbilisi on edge
The country’s east remains a tinderbox at risk of a lethal spark
For Russia’s leader the crisis is about the defence of fundamental interests, says Tony Barber
Sipping margaritas with Richard Dawkins on the sideline of a Sri Lanka literary fest, a glorious Albania book tour and the sequel to ‘Sashenka’
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