Tbilisi, Georgia News

Parliament has postponed discussion and voting on amendments to the election code with its third and final hearing for unspecified date, citing the need for further consultations on voter lists.

Georgian authorities, as well as Airzena airway company authorities never received Moscow's reply to their request on charter flights.

Memorial of Glory blown up at a decision of Georgian government in the West-Georgian city Kutaisi will be replicated on the Poklonny Hill /also known as the Mount of Glory/ in Moscow, Moscow City Mayor Yuri Luzhkov said Wednesday.

Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili has sacked the governor of Georgia's western Imereti Region after two people were killed in the Saturday's explosion in Georgia's second largest city, Kutaisi, a presidential spokeswomen said.

Georgia's former Prime Minister, Zurab Nogaideli, who now leads the opposition party Movement for Fair Georgia, met with Russian PM, Vladimir Putin, in Moscow on December 23.

Georgian Airways has asked Russia's government to allow it to resume direct flights to Moscow.

The grandson of Josef Stalin, Yevgeny Jugashvili is interviewed in front of the portrait of Josef Stalin in Gori, Georgia, Dec.

A mother and her 8-year-old daughter were killed in Georgia on Saturday when workers blew up a towering Soviet war memorial, Reuters reported.

A Chinese-made, 12-carriage sightseeing train has been delivered to the Georgian port of Poti, the Chinese embassy's Economic and Commercial Counselor's Office here has confirmed.

Georgian opposition parties denounced actions by authorities on dismantling the memorial Martial Glory in Kutaisi and blasting its main part, which resulted in the death of two people.

Georgia is dispatching nearly 1,000 troops to Afghanistan as a sign of gratitude towards the West, President Mikheil Saakashvili wrote in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece on Saturday.

Date : Sat, 19 Dec 2009 20:58:50 PST Georgian Daily, Georgia Dec 19 2009 Turkish-Armenian Rapprochement Seen as Model for Improvement in Russian-Georgian Relations December 19, 2009 Paul Goble Russia and Georgia may gradually overcome their current hostility and eventually restore diplomatic ties if they begin to address issues like flights between ...

TSKHINVALI, Georgia -- The leader of Georgia's separatist region of South Ossetia says he will pardon two Georgian teenagers jailed for allegedly entering the territory with explosives.

Georgian authorities say a woman and her 8-year-old daughter were killed when a World War II memorial was intentionally blown up.

The Georgian Foreign Ministry declared on Monday that the presidential elections held in its former republic of Abkhazia on Saturday were "illegitimate and illegal." The vote was the first since Russia recognized Abkhazia's independence in August 2008 after a brief war with Georgia.

The competition is organized to mark the Day of Solidarity of World Azerbaijanis.

Diggers tore into a Soviet World War Two memorial in Georgia on Thursday to make way for a new parliament in the former Soviet republic, angering Russia and opponents of pro-Western President Mikheil Saakashvili.

Georgia said on December 15 that fourteen of its citizens remain in illegal detention in breakaway South Ossetia.

The Georgian government condemned breakaway Abkhazia's December 12 presidential election as invalid, but the Georgian official in charge of relations with Sukhumi indicated that Tbilisi is nevertheless relatively content with the outcome.

Russia halted gas supplies to ally Armenia after bombs were found under a pipeline in the volatile southern region of Ingushetia, but Armenia said it had enough reserves to supply consumers.