We have started to collect the most important news related to Georgia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Georgia is accused by a rights group of "excessive force" in its crackdown on November's opposition protests.
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A court in Georgia overturns a ban on a leading independent TV station shut down during civil unrest a month ago.
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Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili resigns to start campaigning for presidential elections, officials say.
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Georgia's president lifts the state of emergency imposed last week, and replaces his prime minister.
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Russia says its has pulled out its last troops from a base in Georgia, but Tbilisi has yet to confirm the move.
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Georgia will lift a state of emergency imposed last week on 16 November, the parliament's speaker says.
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Georgia's opposition parties agree on a single candidate to challenge President Saakashvili in a snap poll.
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Mogul Badri Patarkatsishvili says he will stand in snap presidential elections called to quell a crisis in Georgia.
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Georgia's opposition leaders say they are ending protests against the president after he called early elections.
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Georgia's President Mikhail Saakashvili calls a snap election, after a week of anti-government protests.
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Troops and police enforce a state of emergency in Georgia's capital after clashes with opposition protesters.
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Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili declares a state of emergency after police break up opposition protests.
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Georgia's President Saakashvili accuses Russian special forces of stirring up unrest in the capital, Tbilisi.
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Georgian police use tear gas and water cannon to dispel opposition demonstrators outside parliament.
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Georgia's ex-defence minister renews allegations against the president after seeming to retract them.
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Georgia's president refuses to hold early elections despite mass opposition rallies outside parliament.
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Thousands of people march on the streets of Georgia for a second day to demand the resignation of the president.
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Tens of thousands of Georgians rally against President Saakashvili outside parliament in Tbilisi.
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