Georgia marks anniversary of war
Georgia and Russia mark the first anniversary of their brief war over the South Ossetia region, amid ongoing tension.

S Ossetia 'war crimes' condemned
Russia and Georgia violated the laws of war when they clashed in South Ossetia last August, Human Rights Watch says.

Donors pledge $4.5bn to Georgia
Western donors pledge more than $4.5bn in aid to help rebuild Georgia, two months after its conflict with Russia.

Day-by-day: Georgia-Russia crisis
A day-by-day look at week three of the conflict involving Russia and Georgia over the breakaway region of South Ossetia.

Key statements
Key quotes from the main players in the conflict between Russia and Georgia over the country's breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.

Q&A: Conflict in Georgia
The background to the fighting in the breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, and the Russian incursion into Georgian territory.

Ossetian crisis: Who started it?
With Georgia and Russia blaming each other for starting the violence in South Ossetia, the BBC's Jenny Norton looks at how it erupted.

Who runs Russia?
Bridget Kendall on who is really driving Moscow policy

New Russian world order
The five principles of Russia's new world order

Is Crimea the next theatre?
The BBC's Paul Reynolds looks at fears of a new Cold War and says that Crimea could provide a key test.

Georgia fails to escape past
A modern country dragged back into its own history

How conflict reshaped Georgia
How conflict reshaped Georgia's restive regions

Russian troops pull back
BBC News' Gabriel Gatehouse reports from Igoeti village in Georgia, as Russian troops pull out.

Despair among displaced
Georgia's displaced voice anger at the scale of violence

Prisoner swap at checkpoint
The BBC's Helen Fawkes reports from a Russian checkpoint in the village of Igoeti, Georgia, where Russia and Georgia carried out an exchange of prisoners.

A week in the war zone
Russia's offensive has taken a heavy toll of Georgia, says Andrew North who has spent a week covering the conflict.

'Shrapnel like razor blades'
Dr Vasily Gorgadze, a Georgian surgeon, describes working under fire in a hospital in Gori.

'Civilian targets'
BBC sees evidence Georgia may have violated war codes

Collateral damage
One year on from Georgia war, the suffering continues

Russia in conflict
Tracing the history of potential flashpoints