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“The threshold of violence is traditionally low” in Georgia

Published 9 Apr, 2009 14:14 | Updated 9 Apr, 2009 18:14

“This is a country of political culture where the threshold of violence is traditionally pretty low. For Saakashvili this is testing time.” Fred Weir from the Christian Science Monitor provided his comments live to RT.

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