Signs of World War I poisoned protesters
Georgian authorities may have used a type of poison used during World War I against anti-government protesters last year, according to expert testimony and testimony seen by the BBC.
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Imprisoned Ex-Leader Calls for Protests as Georgia Votes
The opposition in Georgia is gathering strength to protest against the country's Moscow-friendly direction as the country goes to the polls today.
World
British sanctions against Georgian minister
The United Kingdom is introducing sanctions against Georgia's Interior Minister Vakhtang Gomelauri and four other high-ranking officials. The reason is that, according to the United Kingdom, they have violated human rights in Georgia.
World politics
Georgia's President Challenges EU: Apply Pressure Now
Georgia's President Salomé Zourabichvili urges the EU to put pressure on the Georgian government so that the disputed election is re-held. Europe must find a way to act, she says, and accuses the European countries of being too slow.
World politics
Former soccer player "coup" as president
Micheil Kavelasjvili is elected as the new president of Georgia in a process entirely controlled by the ruling party. Outside the parliament building in Tbilisi, demonstrators continue to protest against a decision they consider illegitimate.
World politics
Georgia's government to "eradicate liberal fascism"
Several opposition leaders in Georgia have been detained during violent raids, following the recent weeks' escalated demonstrations for the country's democracy. Prime Minister Irakli Kobachidze says that the Georgian government must "eradicate liberal fascism".
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Demonstrator in Georgia: The Regime Will Fall
Georgia's demonstrators are fighting for a country free from Russian influence. The situation on Tbilisi's streets is chaotic and marked by countless reports of severe police brutality. My greatest fear is that they will kill us, says 26-year-old Mariam Geguchadze.
World
Opposition leader in Georgia arrested by police
The opposition leader Nika Gvaramia in Georgia has been beaten and arrested by police in connection with a raid on an opposition party's office, show TV images. Several activists have also been arrested.
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