Topic: Eduard Kokoity
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Ahead of Russian elections, quashed Ossetia vote embarrasses Moscow
The crushing of an apparently legitimate election victory in South Ossetia, a key client state of Moscow, could bring a fresh wave of unwanted attention to Russia's own problematic democracy.
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Did Russia pay high price for winning Georgia war?
It is responsible for economically troubled South Ossetia and may have spurred the European Union to seek alternative sources of energy.
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After war, Russia's influence expands
The war with Georgia has many calling for North and South Ossetia to unite.
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Key question lingers: Who started the war in Georgia?
As EU monitors arrive, new details contradict Russia's assertion that Georgia invaded South Ossetia first.
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World
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Russia, Georgia clash in breakaway statelet
After weeks of escalating skirmishes with South Ossetia, Georgia moved to regain control of the enclave. Russia responded by sending in tanks.
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