The European Court of Human Rights ruled on June 23 that Russia violated the right to life and the prohibition of torture in connection with eight Georgian prisoners of war during the 2008 war, ordering Moscow to pay compensation to the victims' families and surviving servicemen.
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Procter & Gamble has severed its relationship with UK-sanctioned Georgian broadcaster Imedi TV months after continuing to advertise on the channel, while Nestlé has opened an internal investigation over the same issue, British business outlet City A.M. reported.
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"Tskhinvali De Facto Leader Resigns, Joins Putin's Advisory Team"
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"Talks continue over the U.S.-Iran peace deal"
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