Bagaturia demands an urgent sitting of Anti-Crisis Council
2010-02-08 17:04 At today's press conference he said it concerned the refuges from South Ossetia. Fugitives from Leningori [Akhalgori] region attended the press conference.
Articles
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Okruashvili’s factor in the Georgian policy
2010-02-08 22:51
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A compulsive contest
2010-02-08 18:14
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Mimino to fly to Baku, not Moscow
2010-02-07 16:27
Latest News
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News:
- Italy for continuation of Geneva Talks on Caucasus
- Arbitrage of Paris failed to deliver judgment
- Georgian Speaker congratulated Ukrainians on successful elections
- Bagaturia demands an urgent sitting of Anti-Crisis Council
- Trial of late President’s son adjourned
- Alasania to sue Foreign Minister
- On February 15th new OSCE head starts tour around Caucasus
- Georgian delegation held a number of important meetings in Munich
- Georgia hails choice of Ukrainian people
- National Democratic party to publish list of “Russian agents”
- New amnesty is being prepared in Georgia
- Local elections in Georgia to take place on May 30th
- Georgia and Turkey discussed military cooperation
- Imedi journalist was prohibited to enter Ukraine to August
- Saakashvili discusses cooperation issues with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State
- Residents of South Ossetia ask the USA not to arm Georgia
- Georgian journalist detained in Ukraine
- U.S. delegation is content with visit to Tbilisi
- Georgia to complain to FIFA about Russia
- Ex-president of the National Bank of Georgia joined opposition
- Georgian Speaker met with Venice Commission head
- Georgian opposition met with Assistant Secretary of State
- U.S. delegation arrived in Tbilisi
Analytics
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Anti-NATO doctrine
2010-02-08 22:53
In the run-up to Munich Security Conference Russian president signed a military doctrine Tbilisi had long feared. It confirms Moscow’s intention to use nuclear weapons in response to aggression from Georgia or its allies enabling operation of the Russian army abroad. NATO’s expansion is denominated as a major threat to Russia. On the contrary Georgia sees the new document as a global threat. Georgia
Opinions
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Is Saakashvili ready to rewrite Constitution?
The West urges Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili to significantly amend the constitution. According to Gianni Buchicchio, the Council of Europe’s Venice Commission president, presidential powers must be reduced in order to balance all power branches. Besides the commission’s experts also advocate liberalization of the law on manifestations. Will Saakashvili follow these recommendations?2010-02-05 23:27
Video
- Cartoon caper: Georgian response to 'Simpsons' 2010-01-23 A Georgian version of the popular US cartoon The Simpsons has become a hit on state TV recently. The main difference from the prototype is that they make lots of fun of Russian politicians, while forgetting their own.
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