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The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, the Georgian authorities tried to resolve its problem of territorial integrity “through the Stalin’s principle – no man, nor problem,” Vladimir Putin, Russia’s Prime Minister, said.

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, head of the investigative unit of the Russian Prosecutor’s Office, Alexandr Bastrikin, said foreign mercenaries were fighting on the Georgian side during the August war.

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, while commenting on reported shots fired close to the Georgian and Polish President’s motorcade, Boris Attoev, head of the breakaway South Ossetia’s security service, said that a convoy of about 30 vehicles approached the South

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, Republican Party leader, Davit Usupashvili, has denied having talks with former parliamentary chairman, Nino Burjanadze, on possible political partnership.

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that Tbilisi’s allegations about Russian soldiers firing shots when a motorcade carrying Georgian and Polish Presidents was approaching a South Ossetian border was “yet another provocation” by the Georgian

The FINANCIAL -- If you like curry, especially Indian or Thai, then you should put down everything, call your friends, put on your coat, and rush to La Brasserie Freedom  Restaurant and Bar at the Courtyard by Marriott Tbilisi to try out

The FINANCIAL -- Radio 101.3 which started the transmission of Radio Monte Carlo channel music in Tbilisi recently has become very popular with the middle-aged segment of the population. George Ratishvili, Georgia’s National Communications Commission said he has very limited information on

The FINANCIAL -- Difficult visa regimes and complicated bureaucratic processes to almost every foreign country overtook economical problems as one of the main reasons for Georgians’ passivity in tourism. To encourage Georgians, the leading airlines in Georgia have announced their Christmas rates

The FINANCIAL -- “The United States has fulfilled its promise,” John Tefft, U.S. Ambassador to Georgia, told The FINANCIAL. The U.S. gave an additional USD 100 million to Georgia besides the USD 295 million offered three years ago. “This amount will help

The FINANCIAL -- The Embassy of Japan in Georgia offered USD 5,467,675 for a rehabilitation project of Poti Kindergarten №1 and a project for the improvement of the water supply system in Sioni village in the Tianeti district.