Video / Europe & Central Asia 12 April 2012 Georgia's Internally Displaced The 2008 war between Russia and Georgia drove thousands of ethnic Georgians from their homes in South Ossetia. Lawrence Sheets, Crisis Group's South Caucasus Project Director, and Medea Turashvili, Caucasus Analyst, analyse the challenges faced by Georgia's internally displaced and the prospects of a political reconciliation permitting their return. Share Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Whatsapp Save Print Loading Video Georgia's Internally Displaced In this video, Crisis Group’s South Caucasus Project Director Lawrence Sheets and Caucasus Analyst Medea Turashvili analyse the challenges faced by Georgia's internally displaced and the prospects of a political reconciliation permitting their return. CRISIS GROUP Related Tags Humanitarian Fallout of Conflict Georgia More for you Op-Ed / Africa How to Halt Nigeria’s School Kidnapping Crisis Originally published in World Politics Review Briefing / Asia The Cost of the Coup: Myanmar Edges Toward State Collapse Up Next Video / Asia Myanmar Edges Toward State Collapse Following Coup
Video / Asia 1 April 2021 Myanmar Edges Toward State Collapse Following Coup Share Facebook Twitter Email Save Print Two months after the 1 February coup, Myanmar is in a deep crisis. The military seems bent on imposing its will, using draconian tactics that are only strengthening demonstrators’ will to resist. International actors should stay united in urging the junta to change course. In this video, Richard Horsey, Crisis Group's Senior Adviser on Myanmar, explains what is happening in the country. Click here to read the full briefing. Loading Video CRISISGROUP Related Tags Humanitarian Fallout of Conflict Multilateral Diplomacy Myanmar