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His legal team said he could die without adequate treatment.
Christina Pushaw was required to register as a foreign agent for her work with the former president of Georgia.
Salome Zurabishvili was an unlikely candidate and won with the backing of a shadowy billionaire. But she still broke through a ceiling as rock solid as Georgia’s ancient castles.
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The former president of Georgia, who's also a former governor in Ukraine, was arrested, then liberated, amid tumultuous street scenes in Kiev Tuesday. How long can he keep this up?
Officials in Tbilisi allegedly tried to persuade visiting Vice President Mike Pence that the former president of Georgia and mayor of Odessa should be returned for prosecution.
Akhmed Chatayev is blamed for planning the deadly attack in Turkey, and an official says he was on the government payroll before returning to jihad.
Extortionists are threatening to release sex tapes of top Georgian politicians and journalists. The payoff demanded: their resignations.
The Tiblisi government blames everyone for floods and escaped killer tigers except the real culprit—itself.
From the exile of a former president in Williamsburg to the return of Wonder Woman, The Daily Beast picks the best journalism from around the web this week.
As Ukraine responds to a Russian stealth invasion, few countries can empathize. But the republic of Georgia has been there before, in 2008. And it’s got some advice for Kiev.
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