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Mapmakers face long sentences if convicted of handing territory to Azerbaijan. -
Maintenance of shared facility could lead to power cuts next year. -
Regional centre aims to improve historically low rates of detection. -
Despite Georgian Dream majority, a further 16 seats are as yet undecided. -
With both Armenia and Azerbaijan as neighbours, Tbilisi has long tried to stay neutral.
16 Dec 20
Mapmakers face long sentences if convicted of handing territory to Azerbaijan.
2 Dec 20
Maintenance of shared facility could lead to power cuts next year.
23 Nov 20
Regional centre aims to improve historically low rates of detection.
19 Nov 20
Despite Georgian Dream majority, a further 16 seats are as yet undecided.
Karabakh Crisis
13 Nov 20
With both Armenia and Azerbaijan as neighbours, Tbilisi has long tried to stay neutral.
10 Nov 20
Refusing to accept election outcome, opposition demands fresh polls.
Interview
30 Oct 20
“We need 12 billion US dollars investment to create 300,000 more jobs.”
Interview
30 Oct 20
“We can bring in ten billion dollars of investment in four years.”
Interview
30 Oct 20
"No government can claim an error-free operation."
Interview
28 Oct 20
“Saakashvili has every right to return to Georgia - he's a person of historic importance.”
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