Eduard Shevardnadze yet has nothing to say to Mikhail Gorbachev
2010-09-03 16:02 The ex-President of the USSR arrives in Georgia in the course of World Leaders Travel on September 6th. His relations with the ex-President of Georgia started when he invited Shevardnadze to occupy the position of the Foreign Minister of the USSR.
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Georgians driven to suicide
2010-09-03 16:25
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Saakashvili knew what he was doing
2010-09-03 13:35
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The blood of Georgian ambassador as parliamentarians’ miscalculation
2010-09-02 14:19
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The grinding of teeth of Tbilisi’s laughter at Sukhum
2010-09-02 12:53
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Georgian investors’ trust fading away
2010-09-01 18:25
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- Runaway Georgian journalist runs newspaper from Russia 2010-06-18 Malkhaz Gulashvili, a Georgian journalist who fled to Russia, says exercising freedom of speech is too dangerous in his country. He claims his family was receiving threats and his son was abducted but managed to escape.
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- Georgia isn’t armed but is still dangerous
- Georgian schemers and Caucasian confederation
- Saakashvili’s teammates pushed to opposition
Analytics
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Georgia isn’t armed but is still dangerous
2010-09-03 10:51
Georgian authorities are trying to attract RF citizens to their country. Judging by the statements made in Tbilisi, guests from 1/6th part of land have got nothing to expect but a lavishly set table and the strikingly beautiful mountain views. It looks like Georgia is sure that the speeches about hospitality and kindliness will erase the two-year-old events from Russians’ memory. Georgia
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Paranoia
Georgia has found an economic pretext why Russian C-300 air defense missile systems were deployed in Abkhazia. As some Tbilisi newspapers believe Moscow is demonstrating its military power in South Caucasus in order to scare investors and tourists away from Sakartvelo. GeorgiaTimes correspondent discussed the false rise in economic risks with Segey Demidenko, expert at the Institute of Strategic Analysis and Evaluations.2010-09-03 20:02
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