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22.10.2009, 11:35
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Georgian Parliament has voted to create a commission to investigate the alleged suicide of the country’s first president Gamsakhurdia - an outspoken nationalist who died while waging a war against government troops.
28.10.2009, 05:31
The middle son of the first president of Georgia, Zviad Gamsakhurdia, was arrested on Tuesday night on charges of inflicting injury on another person.
15.02.2010, 14:48
Tsotne Gamsakhurdia, the son of Georgian ex-president Zviad Gamsakhurdia, has slipped into a coma in a prison hospital, according to the words of his attorney, Katie Bekauri.
16.02.2010, 09:30
South Ossetians are being arrested by Georgian police, with many serving their sentence for months, even for years, before relatives receive any information about their situation.
26.02.2010, 18:09
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Drug traffickers are increasingly using Georgia to smuggle narcotics from Afghanistan to Russia. That is according to the head of the Russian Federal Drug Control Service Viktor Ivanov.
24.03.2010, 06:33
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Three inmates from Guantanamo Bay prison have been transported to Georgia. The prisoners will be allowed to live as free men but have to stay within the country.
17.09.2009, 00:51
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A criminal case against a Russian journalist in Georgia is politically motivated, Russia’s Foreign Ministry has said.
12.02.2010, 13:50
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A man convicted of an attempt to kill George W. Bush has converted to Islam in a Georgian prison.
27.06.2009, 10:11
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A Georgian family living in South Ossetia who fled to Tbilisi to escape the war say they were ill-treated at the hands of other Georgians in a refugee camp.
03.09.2009, 17:55
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Russia’s Foreign Ministry has warned that the Georgian practice of arresting cargo ships in Abkhazian waters may lead to “serious armed incidents”.
Published: 29 January, 2010, 13:03
Edited: 30 April, 2010, 13:49
Vakhtang Maysaia, a former employee of Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, was found guilty of espionage by the Georgian city court on Friday. Maysaia now faces a 20-year prison sentence.
It's like that episode in "Chronicles of Narnia" where the guy betrays everyone for some chocolate. Money is meaningless and stupid, used for enslavement and vanity.