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Interview with Aslan Abashidze

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Published 18 July, 2008, 18:32

The German plan to ease tensions between Georgia and Abkhazia didn’t satisfy any of the sides involved. Aslan Abashidze, Professor of International Law at the Peoples' Friendship University, joined RT to discuss the prospects of a peace settlement in the region.

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