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Tuesday, December 4 2007, #231 (1498)

Burjanadze: Imedi TV free to resume broadcasting this week

In order to ensure democratic conditions and media freedom in the run-up to elections, Imedi TV will be free to resume broadcasting from Wednesday, acting president Nino Burjanadze declared on December 3. (more)

United opposition present campaign platform

Presidential hopeful and United National Council leader Levan Gachechiladze emphasized a transition from a presidential system to a parliamentary republic as the key issue in his manifesto in a speech at Ilia Chavchavadze Literature Museum on December 3. (more)

Tbilisi condemns Russian remarks on Abkhazia and South Ossetia

On December 3, acting president Nino Burjanadze decried remarks made by a senior Russian MP that the State Duma may soon discuss recognizing the independence of Georgia’s breakaway regions. (more)

News in Brief

Words of the Day


Opinion

Breaking Russia’s NATO myth

Economy

National Bank: inflation will be less than 8 percent in 2008

Azerbaijan benefits from high fuel prices

Vast majority of Armenian labor migrants head to Russia

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“Irakli Okruashvili’s lawyer leaves for Germany” (more)
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Do you think Russia is seriously considering recognizing the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia?
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Weather
Tuesday, December 4
Day - Scattered Clouds.
High: 46° F. / 8° C.
Night - Scattered Clouds.
Low: 30° F. / -1° C.
Wednesday, December 5
Day - Scattered Clouds.
High: 46° F. / 8° C.
Night - Overcast.
Low: 30° F. / -1° C.
Thursday, December 6
Day - Overcast.
High: 42° F. / 6° C.
Night - Rain.
Low: 30° F. / -1° C.
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