We have started to collect the most important news related to Georgia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Abkhazia, a Black Sea region which has been trying to split from Georgia, votes in parliamentary elections.
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A bus with US college baseball team crashes in the state of Georgia, killing at least six people, officials say.
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Georgia gives details of the arrest of a Russian man who tried to sell a small amount of weapons-grade uranium.
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Russia's newly-returned ambassador to Georgia says Moscow wants to normalise its ties with Tbilisi.
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Russia's President Putin announces his ambassador will return to Georgia after last year's diplomatic row.
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Lorries laden with tangerines block a major Georgia-Russia border crossing on the fourth day of a protest.
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Michael Jackson and Don King join fans to pay last respects to soul star James Brown at his funeral in Georgia.
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James Brown, the singer known as the "Godfather of Soul", will have a public funeral in Georgia.
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Georgia agrees to pay twice as much for gas from Russia, ending a bitter dispute between the two.
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Two referendums in this tiny area of Georgia have only exacerbated divisions in a region which has seen much violence, reports Matthew Collin.
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Officials in the tiny ex-Soviet region of South Ossetia say more than 90% of voters back independence from Georgia.
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Russian energy giant Gazprom has said it will more than double the cost of gas to Georgia from 2007.
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Georgia's top diplomat urges Russia to be a partner ahead of the first high-level talks since the current crisis began.
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Officials in breakaway South Ossetia say their forces have killed four "Georgian saboteurs".
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President Putin tells Russians that Georgian leaders are trying to settle territorial disputes by force.
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An exhibition by an ethnic Georgian artist at a top gallery in Moscow is destroyed by a gang of masked men.
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Georgia's leader dismisses Russian claims that it is readying for war in Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
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A Georgian man dies from an asthma attack at a Moscow airport while awaiting deportation from Russia.
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