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15.04.2009, 19:29
Georgia’s President Mikhail Saakashvili has moved to his countryside residence because the one in Tbilisi is surrounded by opposition activists, reports Georgian media.
14.04.2009, 21:45
Thousands are taking part in a rally in the Georgian capital Tbilisi as mass protests enter the sixth day of demonstrations against President Saakashvili.
14.04.2009, 00:41
Some 15,000 protesters have rallied in front of the President's residence and the parliament building in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. Peaceful protests are set to continue during the upcoming days.
12.04.2009, 10:45
The main reason why President Saakashvili should resign is because he’s a threat to Georgia, the opposition leader Nino Burdzhanadze said. He might repeat the same mistakes as in 2007, August 2008 again, she added.
09.04.2009, 19:47
Fraudulent elections, human rights violations, the economic downturn and president’s ‘political will’ at the core - this is how Georgian human rights activist, Sozar Subari, describes the situation in his country to RT.
28.12.2009, 16:34
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Since hotly disputed presidential elections in June, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been the focus of the opposition’s contempt; Sunday was certainly no exception.
26.02.2010, 19:21
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In the latest wave of rhetoric between Libya and Switzerland, Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi has called for holy war against the European nation, whose people voted for a ban on minaret construction.
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.
09.07.2009, 19:37
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The political stalemate in Georgia is taking a new twist. The Georgian government has recently worked out a draft law on manifestations – something which the opposition stands firmly against.
11.07.2009, 09:31
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It is about to get harder and more dangerous to protest against the political regime in Georgia as the government has drafted a law introducing tougher penalties and new restrictions on rallies and demonstrations.
Published: 16 April, 2009, 10:11
After a week of anti-government rallies, protesters in Georgia are taking a break for the upcoming Orthodox Easter holidays, but they refuse to stop calling President Mikhail Saakashvili to resign from office.
