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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.
07.05.2009, 04:00
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Tsotne Bakuria, a former member of the Georgian parliament, joined RT to offer his observations on Saakashvili’s response to the peaceful Tbilisi rally that turned violent.
11.05.2009, 20:54
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A two-hour meeting between President Mikhail Saakashvili and the leaders of Georgia's opposition has yielded no results. This comes after a month of mass protests demanding he step down.
31.08.2009, 08:51
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Georgia's opposition is trying to draw attention to the growing number of political prisoners in the country.
24.02.2009, 15:11
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The Georgian opposition has presented President Saakashvili with an ultimatum: either he declares a referendum on a snap presidential election within ten days – or they will hold one themselves.
03.04.2009, 15:58
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With the upcoming mass opposition rally in Georgia, activists are doing their best to give President Saakashvili the jitters. Outside his residence on Thursday night the message ‘Stop, Misha’ was written in flames.
06.04.2009, 21:11
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In Georgia, police have reportedly beaten up and arrested protesters as tensions escalate in the capital Tbilisi ahead of a mass rally planned for the end of the week.
10.04.2009, 18:42
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President Saakashvili doesn’t necessarily have to resign, even despite the major opposition protests in Georgia according to Roland Oliphant, political analyst from the Russia Profile magazine.
Published: 15 June, 2009, 17:49
Opposition activists in Georgia are calling for a mass gathering in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi. This follows a crackdown by Georgian police on a rally in front of one of the police stations.
