Reconciliation Minister: Tbilisi Ready To Expand Dialogue With ‘The Abkhaz, Ossetian Societies’
(Civil.Ge) — Ketevan Tsikhelashvili, State Minister for Reconciliation and Civic Equality of Georgia stated on January 16 that Tbilisi has
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Georgia: Watchdog Assesses Machalikashvili Case Materials Containing State Secrets
(Civil.Ge) — The Human Rights and Monitoring Center (EMC), a local watchdog protecting the rights of the family of Temirlan
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Top Court’ Declares Results Of Abkhaz ‘Presidential Polls’ Invalid
(Civil.Ge) — In the evening of January 10, ‘the cassation board of the Supreme Court’ of Russian-occupied Abkhazia declared the
Read moreGeorgian Dream, Opposition Mull Reforming Majoritarian Electoral System
(Civil.Ge) — The ruling Georgian Dream party and opposition held the second round of negotiations on December 8 with the
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Georgian Orthodox Church Patriarch Ilia II Meets Foreign Diplomats Accredited In Georgia
(Civil.Ge) — Patriarch of the Georgian Orthodox Church, Ilia II met with foreign diplomats accredited in Georgia on November 26.
Read moreUS Embassy ‘Disappointed’ With Georgia Parliament Voting Down Constitutional Amendment
(Civil.Ge) — The United States Embassy in Georgia is “disappointed” that despite support from opposition parties, “an insufficient number of
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Trump Names New US Ambassador To Georgia
(Civil.GE) — U.S. President Donald J. Trump announced his intent to nominate Kelly Colleen Degnan, native of California, as the
Read moreGeorgia: 200 Thousand Citizens Back Opposition Bid To Change Election System
(Civil.Ge) — Over twenty opposition parties submitted more than 200 thousand citizens’ signatures to the parliament on June 13, calling
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Pompeo Reaffirms Strategic Partnership In Meeting With Georgia’s PM Bakhtadze
(Civil.Ge) — Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze, who is visiting United States on June 5-14, met with U.S. Secretary of
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Georgia: Police, Pankisi Locals Clash Over Hydro Power Plant Construction
(Civil.Ge) — 55 people, 17 civilians and 38 police officers were injured Sunday according to the Ministry of Interior in
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