Georgia: Campaign Launched To Support Footballer Facing Homophobic Attacks
(Civil.Ge) — An anti-homophobia campaign in support of Georgian footballer and vice-captain of the National Football Team, Guram Kashia kicked
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Georgia: PM Bakhtadze Says Discussions Underway Over Presidential Candidate
(Civil.Ge) — Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze said on August 21 that discussions over the presidential candidate are still underway in
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Putin Learned in 2008 That Brutality Paid Off – OpEd
By Thornike Gordadze* (Civil.Ge) — Ten years have passed since the Russo-Georgian war, whose active phase took place from August
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Georgia: Salome Zurabishvili’s August War Remarks Draw Criticism From Political Parties
(Civil.Ge) — The controversial August war remarks of MP Salome Zurabishvili, one of the candidates in the upcoming presidential polls,
Read moreLithuania, Latvia, Poland And Ukraine Reaffirm Support To Georgia
(Civil.Ge) — Foreign Ministers of Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, and the Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine visited Georgia on August
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Russian General Appointed As Abkhaz Army Chief
(Civil.Ge) — Major General Vasily Lunev, a career Russian military officer, has been appointed as chief of the general staff
Read moreDrug Control: Time To Right The Wrong Policies – OpEd
(Civil.Ge) — The Parliament of Georgia is currently engaged in a promising debate to reform its drug laws, possibly by
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Lithuania To Impose Restrictions Against Individuals Blacklisted By Georgia
(Civil.Ge) — Lithuania plans to apply sanctions against individuals responsible for human rights violations in Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions of
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Those Suspicious Georgians – OpEd
By Otto Kobakhidze* Back in 1990s, an optimistic argument was widely held, that during democratic transition a country like Georgia
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Georgian Orthodox Church: Whither The Foreign Policy Role? – Analysis
By Tornike Metreveli* (Civil.Ge) — The liberal minority of the Georgian population views the Georgian Orthodox Church (GOC) as an
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