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23.07.2009, 03:09
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After his trip to Ukraine, US Vice President Joe Biden has arrived in Georgia. However, following Obama’s fanfare trip to Moscow, some believe Biden’s tour is merely a consolatory gesture to Russia’s neighbors.
24.07.2009, 15:03
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US Vice President Joe Biden has visited Georgia and confirmed that Washington will support their NATO aspirations. However, despite promises to stand by the Caucasus state, the US stance towards it seems reserved.
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.
06.05.2009, 08:04
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A mutiny in a Georgian tank battalion ended after negotiations with President Saakashvili. The military revolted following the Interior Ministry’s allegation of planned coup d’etat.
06.01.2010, 06:07
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Georgian public broadcasting has launched one of its most ambitious projects. The new TV channel claims to give an alternative perspective on world events. But many experts see it as an anti-Russian info campaign.
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.
05.07.2010, 18:28
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During her tour of Eastern Europe and the Caucasus, Hillary Clinton has promised support to new allies, but analysts draw attention to the lack of specific agreements.
11.04.2009, 09:20
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A campaign of civil disorder is due to start in Georgia, says the opposition. It follows the expiration of an ultimatum for the president to step down. Mass demonstrations in the capital are set to enter their third day.
07.12.2009, 21:00
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An opposition member, and former Georgian State Minister, has accused President Saakashvili of being addicted to drugs.
24.05.2010, 08:57
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Just as the US and other major powers have agreed on new sanctions against Tehran, Georgian opposition claims President Saakashvili was involved in alleged weapons deals with the Islamic Republic.
Published: 22 July, 2009, 15:47
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili understands that he cannot rely on Washington as an ally that will support him in any case, says Irina Kobrinskaya from the Institute of World Economy and International Relations.
