TBILISI, Georgia – In this fiercely pro-Western nation that fought a brief war with Russia in 2008, few thought the Kremlin could ever regain a toehold. But with the West backing away from Georgia’s path to E.U. and NATO membership after a year of conflict in Ukraine, pro-Russian sentiments are on the rise.
The Washington Post: Spurned by the West, Georgians look to Russia despite past quarrels
French President Francois Hollande (R), meets with Georgian prime minister Irakil Garibashvili (L) on the second day of the fourth European Union (EU) eastern Partnership Summit in Riga, on May 22, 2015.
