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30.04.2009, 20:42
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The Serbian Cabinet has confirmed that Serbia won’t take part in NATO-led drills in Georgia scheduled for May 6 through June 1.
30.07.2009, 16:29
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Remembering the fate of political prisoners and reminding of human rights are the aims of the memorial museum of political repressions Perm-36. The museum has held the 5th International forum “Pilorama-2009”.
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.
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.
12.10.2010, 15:58
A former Georgian defense minister, forced into exile after falling out with President Saakashvili, is trying to get back into politics.
27.04.2009, 18:36
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Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that “Russia will not take part in NATO drills in Georgia, and doesn’t advise other countries to do this either." Some of them have already stepped out of the May exercises.
07.09.2010, 08:44
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The international death toll in Afghanistan is on the rise – and not only for US-led NATO forces. Georgia has lost its first soldier to the war, but the country isn't even part of the Alliance.
30.09.2009, 22:18
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Georgia’s former representative to the Council of Europe, Tsotne Bakuria, joined RT to share his insight on how the initial opinion on the Georgian-South Ossetian conflict was formed in the US.
08.11.2009, 02:31
Around two thousand Georgian opposition protesters took to the streets of the capital Tbilisi on Saturday to commemorate the second anniversary of a crackdown on mass demonstrations that injured hundreds.
25.06.2010, 13:37
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Residents of Gori, the Georgian city where Joseph Stalin was born, awoke on Friday morning to discover the centrepiece of their main square, a six-metre bronze statue of the infamous soviet leader, had vanished.
Published: 31 October, 2009, 10:10
Edited: 31 October, 2009, 14:34
A Georgian theater director claims he is being pressured to resign because of his politics. Dimitry Dzhayani and his team say the authorities don't like their message, forcing them to seek asylum abroad.
