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22.02.2010, 08:24
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Aggressive efforts have been used by Georgian authorities as part of persistent state manipulation of the news media, according to a recent report from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
07.08.2009, 17:31
On the anniversary of the war in South Ossetia, victims of the conflict are being mourned on both sides of the border. But in Georgia the feeling of sadness is accompanied by anger at the country’s leadership.
24.03.2010, 21:26
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NATO’s official spokesman, James Appathurai, called the false news report that Russian troops were in Georgia and President Saakashvili had been killed, by Georgian Imedi TV channel, ‘unwise’ and ‘useless’.
14.03.2010, 21:19
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One of Georgia's main TV channels has sparked panic and protests after broadcasting a fake news report that Russian troops were advancing towards the capital Tbilisi and President Saakashvili had been killed.
08.08.2009, 23:12
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US girl trapped in Tskhinval during last year’s war between Russian and Georgian forces experienced a different sort of hostility when she attempted to “tell the truth” to western media.
16.08.2009, 09:21
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While the US is sending marines to Georgia to train a Georgian battalion, set to be deployed on a mission in Afghanistan next spring, ordinary people in Georgia are not so sure the country has chosen the right friend.
11.08.2009, 13:16
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On the first anniversary of the war in South Ossetia, many in the region are taking time to reflect. In the US, however, there’s almost no mention of the conflict, so heavily covered just a year ago.
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.
27.05.2010, 14:14
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On Wednesday, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili unveiled the country’s tallest monument. The “Tower of Heroes” is in honor of the soldiers who died for independence – but only to the ones who fought against Russia.
10.10.2009, 09:16
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An EU commission report may have pointed the finger at Georgia for causing the 2008 conflict in South Ossetia, but there is anger in Russia that some media in the West are not listening.
Published: 01 October, 2009, 13:07
Gudadze’s story is not an isolated case, according to deputy editor-in-chief of Independent Military Review Viktor Litovkin. Normal journalists find it hard to work in today’s Georgia, Litovkin told RT in an interview.
