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Georgia News
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Georgia calls for ceasefire as Russia
 Russian troops have taken the capital of the separatist region of South Ossetia this afternoon after a three-day battle. As routed opposition forces fled the area, the Georgian government called for a ceasefire and claimed it had stopped fighting. But this afternoon Russian bombers still appeared to be shelling a military airport at Tbilisi. Georgia has ordere
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Bank of Georgia becomes a shareholder of Belarusky Narodny Bank
 The Bank of Georgia, Georgiaâs leading bank has signed a USD 34.2 million deal to own 70% of shares in Belorusian bank, Belorusky Narodny Bank (BNB). According to the deal, the Bank of Georgia has the option to acquire the remaining 30% equity interest in BNB over the next three years. As of December 31 2007, BNB had total assets of USD 48.9 million and total equity of U
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Russia tanks 'turned back' at Georgian border
 Russian tanks attempting to cross into Georgia have been turned back by Georgian forces. Georgian Interior Ministry spokesman Temur Yakobashvili said Russian tanks tried to cross from the separatist province of South Ossetia into Georgia proper, despite a ceasefire offer. He said the tanks were apparently trying to approach the town of Gori, but did not fire o
Workers
The most wonderful brawl of the year
 While listening to music, dancing, drinking beer and generally having a good time in pubs on the weekend, certain people often feel that the night isnât complete without a good brawl (especially if people arenât hooking up and going home together). Such incidents go hand-in-hand with the lush life. Unfortunately, partying isnât always fun and games and the Tbilisi Life Chil
Life & Health
Russias troops have effectively cut the country
 President Mikhail Saakashvili made the statement an hour after officials claimed Russian troops had captured Gori, about 60 miles west of the capital Tbilisi. The news agency Interfax cited a Russian Defense Ministry official as denying the reports of the seizure. But a top official at the Georgian embassy in Moscow, Givi Shugarov, said Russian troops appeared
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Tbilisiâs top (and only) five spots for going to the movies
 This weekâs Top 5 should be of interest to all you movie lovers residing here in the Paris of Transcaucasia. But this article can hardly be called a âTop 5â, as there are only five public places in Tbilisi available for watching movies on a big screen. But what Georgiaâs cinemas lack in numbers they make up for in quality: the five spots available for those of us wh
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Interview with a DJ: Lado, keeping it underground
 Like many other Georgian underground artists, DJ Ladoâs musical chops can be traced to that brief blaze of counterculture glory that was the underground club Berlin, now unfortunately defunkt. It was 2003 when Lado Odilavadze started to play techno music there and later he started to produce his own stuff on his own label âFrontâ, founded with a
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