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‘Unity Bonfire’ kindled at Gori Fortness
Unity Bobfire has been kindled already in Gori. Organizator of the event is ‘August 7’ Movement. As they stated the Gori fortress was chosen because all the villages around and Tskhinvali would be seen from the place. 
 Auction is dedicated to the anniversary of the August events of 2008. Thousands of students of various high schools of the country and populaton will take part in the action.  
 As Shida Kartli deputy governor Giorgi Avaliani stated this bonfire is symbole of Unity. Georgia showed everyone that territorial integrity is a very important issue for the Georgian people. This action is message of Georgian people will not put up with Occupation and stand side by side.
 Bonefire was kindled in the following towns of Georgia at 12.00 As Symbole of the unity: Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Telavi, Batumi, Mtskheta, Ambrolauri, Zugdidi, Ozurgeti, Akhaltsikhe and Rustavi.

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Temur Basilia, former economic adviser to President Eduard Shevardnadze, was detained in the USA on 4 February. He has lived in the USA for the last few years demanding political asylum. He appeared on TV in 2009, attending one of the events of the Strategic Research Centre of America, but did not express any desire to talk to Georgian journalists and threatened to set the police on them.
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The Georgian version of the TV show 'The Moment of Truth' has provoked ample controversy by bringing participants’ personal secrets out into the open. But Imedi, which broadcasts the programme, is now accused of using it as a political tool against the son of ex-President Zviad Gamsakhurdia.
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“The current Government is doing the opposite things to what Zurab Zhvania wanted. This is why I joined Patarkatsishvili’s team, as I thought he was the person who could reverse these incorrect policies. Patarkatsishvili could have brought profit for our country.
Community | 2010.02.08 16:43
Discussions about orgasms and G-spots on the first Georgian television talk show about sex have effectively spluttered from broadcasting studios into the sphere of public debate. The Night with Shorena, a talk show about sex aired on Imedi TV, has offended Georgian religious groups and could potentially spill over into a full-blown lawsuit.


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