Mikheil Saakashvili, the former president of Georgia, makes no secret of his hatred for the Kremlin. Now he has taken the fight to Ukraine – as the newly appointed governor of its most corrupt region. Can he survive long enough to make a difference?The governor was late. It was the end of a hot day in July, and 38 people, most of them women, sat fanning themselves in a stuffy room of the regional administration of Odessa. Most looked exhausted. For three days they had protested outside the building, until, finally, an aide to the governor had come down to …read more
Source: The Guardian
