Post Soviet Georgia Faces Change

385617 01: Dominating downtown Tbilisi, Georgia is the now-crumbling monument that marks the 200-year anniversary of a Russia-Georgian "Friendship Pact," February 11, 2001. In the decade since the end of the Soviet empire, Russia has pressured Georgia to keep the Caucasian state in its orbit. Ever-suspicious, Georgians call this statue "Andropov's Ears," as if the late Soviet leader could eavesdrop on everything in Georgia. (Photo by Scott Peterson/Liaison)

Post Soviet Georgia Faces Change
385617 01: Dominating downtown Tbilisi, Georgia is the now-crumbling monument that marks the 200-year anniversary of a Russia-Georgian "Friendship Pact," February 11, 2001. In the decade since the end of the Soviet empire, Russia has pressured Georgia to keep the Caucasian state in its orbit. Ever-suspicious, Georgians call this statue "Andropov's Ears," as if the late Soviet leader could eavesdrop on everything in Georgia. (Photo by Scott Peterson/Liaison)
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Scott Peterson / Contributor
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February 11, 2001
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