Thursday, June 19, 2014, #117 (3140)
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European Union looks forward for democratic run-off in Georgia
The European Union says the recent self-government elections held in Georgia on June 15 can be assessed as a further step in the continued democratic development of the country.
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PM: Low turnout indicates trust
Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili summarized the final results of the local elections on June 17.
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Fewer votes for Melia
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Parliament initials AA in July
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Election results annulled in two polling stations
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The News in Brief
"Kakha Kukava may leave politics"
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Opinion & Analysis
Balance and Counterbalance
There are two major political parties in Georgia: the Georgian Dream coalition and the United National Movement.
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Economics
Japan grants $5m aid to Georgia’s medical industry
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Another landslide blocks main east-west road in Georgia
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Russian FM says Armenia to join EAU within UN-recognized borders
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MoD Messenger
Training course “Agile Spirit 2014”
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“K2K” to Support Wounded Military
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Military Police Day
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Basic Mountain Training Summer Course
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Culture & Lifestyle
Georgian Words of the Day
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