Women in Rural Georgia: Meet Three Game Changers
By SALOME KOBALAVA Chai Khana When suffrage movements around the world were fighting to secure women the right to vote in the 1920s, Georgia was [more >>>]
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Ukrainian Security Service Detains Mikheil Saakashvili. Freed from Custody, Saakashvili Pledges ‘to Put an End’ to Georgian, Ukrainian Oligarchs
CIVIL GEORGIA Ukrainian Security Service Detains Mikheil Saakashvili Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili was detained by the Ukrainian Security Service. Saakashvili, who leads the Movement [more >>>]
Georgia’s Zig-Zag Progress
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A village divided by the Kars Treaty
By NATIA TAVDIRIDZE JAMnews Signed nearly 100 years ago, the Treaty of Kars separated brothers, sisters, parents and children, as they found themselves on different [more >>>]
Georgian Justice Ministry Says Not Involved In Deporting Saakashvili’s People From Ukraine
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Helping the Abkhaz, Ossetians is Georgia’s obligation
By UCHA NANUASHVILI, Public Defender of Georgia Civil Georgia Some half-a-million people in Georgia were directly affected by war and suffered moral or material loss. [more >>>]
Emin Milli on ‘Islands of Independent Information’ in Azerbaijan
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This tyrant’s reach knows no borders
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First Crisis Center for Domestic Violence Victims Opens in Tbilisi
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GEORGIA – Pro-Russian Party, Whose TV Ad Sparked Outcry, Banned from Election
Civil Georgia A fringe pro-Russian party, which became known to a wider public after its campaign TV ad, pledging “legalizing” Russian military bases in Georgia, [more >>>]