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18.10.2010, 14:00
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Georgians are in for a week of all things NATO. Starting on Monday, days dedicated to educating the Caucasian nation about the Alliance, kick off in the country. It is the third time Georgia has held such an event.
04.03.2010, 13:53
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Anders Fogh Rasmussen, NATO’s Secretary General, attempted to ease alliance members’ concerns over Russia’s planned purchase of French-made warships.
20.05.2009, 21:58
Quoting Aleksandr Nikitin, a political analyst, by December the sides will only be able to reach a “pilot” agreement defining the quantities of the missiles, prior to starting their work on a comprehensive treaty.
01.10.2010, 15:03
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Georgia will become a NATO member and the alliance will help the country to achieve standards required for admission, the organization’s Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has assured.
04.12.2009, 19:32
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John Laughland, Director of Studies at the Institute of Democracy and Cooperation in Paris shared his views on NATO-Russia missile defense and other topics with RT.
22.12.2009, 21:21
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The memorial to WWII veterans that was demolished in the Georgian city of Kutaisi earlier this month will be rebuilt in Moscow, Russia’s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has declared.
24.07.2009, 20:04
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The US will not supply heavy weaponry to Georgia or deploy its monitors there, according to the American ambassador to Russia John Beyrle.
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.
29.07.2010, 17:07
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Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili has called on military top brass to build “total defense” and accused Russia of planning to “overthrow Georgian democracy.”
07.08.2009, 22:24
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Participants in a round table discussion in Tbilisi put the blame on the Saakashvili regime for a series of actions that brought about the August war.
Published: 23 July, 2009, 19:20
An unnamed White House source has said the US is reluctant to supply Georgia with more weapons. Adrian Pabst, Leverhulme Research Fellow in European affairs from Nottingham University, says that, if true, it’s good news.
