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Tuesday 07 September 2010 - 18:03 Tbilisi (GEORGIA)
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The ‘Islamist hand’ in the Kyrgyzstan unrest: a convenient myth for whom?
By Bruno DE CORDIER, Conflict Research Group
Shortly after the communal violence in Osh and Jalalabad which left, according to source, 300 to 800 dead, Kyrgyzstan’s intelligence chief Keneshbek Duishebayev claimed that relatives of deposed president Kurmanbek Bakiyev met in Dubai with Islamist militants of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan and the Islamic Jihad Union
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and paid the latter up to 30 million dollars to destabilize southern Kyrgyzstan. Later warnings about the threa...
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By Sophie TOURNON
Right after the shocking mock-documentary that announced Russia's invasion of Georgia
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, the Georgians, who were gearing up for the strained municipal elections in Tbilisi, were faced with yet another scandal. This time it was a sort of ...
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The recent local elections in Georgia – the decisive polls of 2010 – unsurprisingly renewed the mandate of Tbilisi mayor and ruling National Movement candidate Gigi Ugulava. After leading a campaign which confirmed his mastership of the media, this 3...
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Georgia has experienced deep architectural transformation during the past few years. A combination of rapid economic growth and proactive policies has pulled the country out of fifteen years of stagnation and has introduced new concepts into the urba...
The last of the Georgian Communists
By Louis-Antoine LE MOULEC
The current Georgian government has definitely chosen to fall in line with the West: liberalization, privatization, free movement, desire to join NATO, with their eyes set on the European Union. Nevertheless, at the heart of the Georgian United Commu...
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Imedi TV: The Russians invaded Georgia, Saakashvili murdered - a joke that evokes only forced laughter
Tbilisi, 20h. Many Georgians would have been in a cold sweat this Saturday, March 13, 2010...
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Neighbours and Refugees : The Pankisi Kists keep an eye on Chechnya
In Georgia, the Kists, a small Muslim community of officially 8708 people settled near the...
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The Kabali Market in Kakheti : When Regional Integration Revolves Around The Horse
The Kabali Sunday live-stock market in Kakheti seems to come from another time, located in...
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How spontaneous and independent were the recent protests against the election results and ...
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Armenia and the EU: When economics trump politics
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The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan and the Islamic Jihad Union: a jihadi nebulous in Central Asia and the EU
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