In a video briefing ahead of a UN Security Council debate on Abkhazia slated for July 21, the director of RFE/RL's Georgian Service examines the interests of key players shaping events in the breakaway republic. What's behind the recent flurry of shuttle diplomacy and where could it lead?
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