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Does Ivanishvili's win put Georgia back in Russia's orbit?

Though President Saakashvili tried to paint him as a Russian puppet before this week's election, experts say Ivanishvili's – and Georgia's – relationship with Russia remains complex.

Georgia's parliament changes hands, this time without a revolution

Will Georgia see a peaceful transfer of power? (+video)

Opinion Beware Russia's hand in elections in Georgia, Ukraine, Lithuania

Georgia's elections pit anti-Russian president versus conciliatory challenger

Global News Blog Russia's Medvedev plays 'good cop' on Pussy Riot

What is Russia thinking on Syria? A brief guide

Opinion 3 ways the US can start an economic 'reset' with Russia

Opinion Obama must reset relations with Russia along economic lines

Why Russia is planning Iran war games

US foes unite: Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega cozies up to Iran's Ahmadinejad

Ahead of Russian elections, quashed Ossetia vote embarrasses Moscow

Good Reads: Karzai's loya jirga, Occupy Wall Street protests, and Putin's peace prize

Russia, Georgia remain in distrustful deadlock on anniversary of 2008 war

Opinion How exposing corrupt regimes can serve US security

Is Georgia on the brink of a 'day of rage'?

March 14, 2011 Photos of the Day

Biden's Moscow visit reaffirms US-Russia 'reset'

Opinion How the US government – and you – should assess secrets in the WikiLeaks age

Why Russia's Medvedev is lashing out at Belarus's Lukashenko

September 20, 2010 Photos of the Day

Kosovo independence legal, says UN court. What will Russia do?

Hillary Clinton slams Russia over Georgia: Why Russia shrugs

Hillary Clinton blasts Russia for not honoring cease-fire with Georgia

Josef Stalin statue dismantled in the middle of the night