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08.04.2009, 12:00
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Opposition parties in Georgia are planning mass rallies for April 9 in Tbilisi. The demonstrators are expected to express their contempt for President Mikhail Saakashvili, and demand his resignation.
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.
11.06.2010, 14:12
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The US Administration has Georgia on their minds – and it's not one of the fifty states.
31.03.2010, 15:40
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What can be done to prevent terror attacks in Russia? Who is responsible? Can such attacks be averted in the future? Russian daily Kommersant spoke to the head of the country’s Security Council, Nikolay Patrushev.
04.08.2010, 22:41
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Moscow insists that the international community should refrain from selling weaponry to Georgia, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin has said.
03.03.2010, 20:20
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The former head of Parliament, and now a prominent leader of the Georgian opposition, Nino Burjanadze is striving to change the face of Georgian politics forever.
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.
14.04.2010, 14:35
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The Foreign Ministers of South Ossetia and Nicaragua, Murat Dhulioyev and Samuel Santos Lopez, have signed a declaration in Tskhinval establishing diplomatic relations between the two countries.
07.07.2010, 12:51
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President Saakashvili is out to teach another history lesson. A new textbook will be added to school curriculums at the start of the next school year, outlining the so-called 200-year-long Russian occupation of Georgia.
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.
Published: 24 April, 2009, 14:49
Edited: 16 April, 2010, 16:30
The Georgian opposition has promised that their protests are entering the ‘active phase,’ threatening to distract Mikhail Saakashvili's ability to move around the capital.
Is there really great opposition to the Georgian president- or is this just one-sided wishful thinking by the russian gov't controlled press in Russia?