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07.05.2009, 03:26
Ironically, though being a window of democracy, Georgia sees its leaders change in non-democratic ways, Sergey Strokan, political analyst from the Russian Kommersant newspaper, notes.
05.01.2010, 17:17
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About 20 political parties in Georgia have signed an address to the UN Secretary General to hold the forthcoming elections in the country under UN aegis.
24.06.2009, 05:31
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It was an election that was snatched from the Iranian people – or at least that's the impression being given by Western media outlets. But are they telling the full story?
19.08.2010, 17:38
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Former Cuban President Fidel Castro continues to taunt the West, this time with an article that accuses the ultra-secretive Bilderberg Group of conspiring to create a one-world government.
08.02.2010, 19:13
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Official results are yet to be announced, but Viktor Yanukovich and his supporters are already celebrating victory in the tense Ukrainian presidential runoff.
26.10.2009, 20:12
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Hundreds of UK citizens brought politics back to the streets by calling for denying a voice to the right wing British National Party, which is accused by many in the UK of pursuing racist policies similar to the Nazis.
26.06.2009, 10:48
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The pillars of American democracy are about to fall, as more and more voters turn to independent parties in America, as many voters say they cannot tell the two dominant parties apart anymore.
23.10.2009, 05:31
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Hundreds of Russian Communist Party members protested on the streets of Moscow this month's local election results.
21.05.2009, 22:10
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An alleged organizer of the mutiny at a military base in Georgia has been killed and two others injured in a shoot-out with police, the country’s Interior Ministry says.
20.05.2010, 13:55
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Georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili has reportedly decided to improve his own security by installing an ejector seat in his private plane.
Published: 26 May, 2009, 22:25
Tens of thousands of opposition demonstrators have gathered in a stadium in the Georgian capital Tbilisi demanding President Mikhail Saakashvili and his current parliament step down.
60,000 more coup De⋅tat plotters, how many more arrests? Seems the Georgian government only knows how to handle unarmed civilians asking for an overdue change.
Only the army can oust Saakashvilli, no-one else! Everybody knows it.