Saakashvili: the West is only option Sitting at a crossroads between Europe and Asia, Georgia occupies a vital strategic position for the European Union. One year on from the war centred on South Ossetia, the grounds for political stability and economic growth are fragile in Georgia. Europeans looks at why it is so important, and how Europe can help.
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