One killed, ten injured in alleged terrorist attack

Breaking diplomatic ties affects Georgia more than Moscow, because up to one million Georgians live and work in Russia, according to Kirill Bessonov, a political analyst from the Moscow News.

In an exclusive interview with RT, the president of South Ossetia, Eduard Kokoity, says that his newly-recognised country has no bad feelings against the Georgian people as a whole, calling them hostages of the current administration.

Political strategist and former presidential speech-writer for George W. Bush Joshua Trevino considers the U.S. presidential candidates' views on Abkhazia and South Ossetia.