Georgia imposes restrictions on public protests
Georgiandaily
By Margarita Antidze TBILISI - Georgia's parliament Friday increased restrictions on public protests in response to opposition rallies in May in which two people died. Two people -- a policeman and a demonstrator -- were killed during protests in May ...
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Azerbaijan Lends Georgia $575M
The Moscow Times
BAKU, Azerbaijan — Azerbaijan has agreed to lend Georgia $575 million for the construction of a railway link that will create a new corridor to transport goods between Europe and Asia. The Kars-Tbilisi-Baku railway between Turkey, Georgia and ...
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Selkirk College lends a hand to Georgian businesses
The Castlegar Source
by Nelson Daily editor on 02 Jul 2011 (From left) Krys Klimuk, Trent Zoobkoff and Selkirk College Business Administration Instructor, Michael Konkin, recently travelled to Tbilisi, Georgia, to meet with entrepreneurs and help them move toward a ...
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Georgia Backs Restrictions on Public Protests After Deaths
Georgiandaily
The new regulations follow a May 26 rally in Tbilisi where a demonstrator and a police officer were killed and at least 19 people were injured. The bill needs to be signed by Saakashvili to take effect. Separately, lawmakers approved the relocation of ...
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