Semi-separatist Ajaria could tip the balance in November’s elections. How, though, is unclear. BATUMI, Georgia–It might not look like it, but the small Black Sea resort of Batumi is a major and constant headache for Georgia’s central authorities–and, with two weeks to go before parliamentary elections, the headache is throbbing even more than usual. Batumi is the capital of a […]
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