What the Case of Georgia's Only Jailed Journalist Means for the Country's EU Aspirations - New Delhi Times

Nearly one year into a 3½-year prison term, Georgian journalist Nika Gvaramia says he's doing OK. "I'm good. I met all this very prepared," he told VOA from a prison in Rustavi, Georgia, through written messages shared with VOA via his lawyer. "I knew it was going to happen and I knew I would have…

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