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11 films
On November 11, 1942, the Soviet Red Army launched Operation Uranus, a counteroffensive that encircled and defeated the German Sixth Army at Stalingrad.
Samucha lives in Tusheti, Georgia, migrating with 2,000 sheep each spring.
Armenia's population totals 10 million, with 3 million residing in the country and the rest spread across 120 nations worldwide.
50 miles from Grozny, the bullet-riddled body of human rights activist Natalia Estemirova is discovered, sparking an investigation into her murder.
A population of 240,000 lives in Abkhazia, a region that declared independence from Georgia after a civil war that killed nearly 30,000 people.
In Svaneti, the Svans maintain ancient traditions and lifestyles in a timeless culture.
Kalpana Sahni from The Hindu profiles Georgia's rich history and the resilient spirit of Tbilisi, its capital, which has been destroyed and rebuilt many times.
The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh escalates with deadly exchanges of fire.
A $10 million bounty is placed on Shamil Basayev, the commander accused of masterminding the Beslan school hostage crisis that left many children dead.
22 million snowdrop bulbs leave a warehouse in Georgia each year, destined for customers in Europe, providing vital income for local families.
Over 800 Cossacks patrol Sochi during the Winter Olympics, marking a significant revival of their historical role in Russian society.
