We have started to collect the most important news related to Georgia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A report in a Russian military journal claims that half the planes Russia lost in its war with Georgia were shot down by friendly fire.
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A section of a car park collapses near the centre of Atlanta city in the US state of Georgia, crushing vehicles.
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Georgia condemns Russia's largest military exercises just over their border since their 2008 war as "pure provocation".
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Russia and Nato agree to resume co-operation on security issues, despite differences over the issue of Georgia.
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Parties loyal to the leader of South Ossetia win the first election there since last year's war between Georgia and Russia.
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Elections are taking place in South Ossetia, the first polls since it declared independence from Georgia last year.
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A month of Nato exercises in Georgia are coming to an end amid continuing Russian anger over the "provocative" drills.
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Several people are injured as opponents of Georgia's president clash with police in the capital Tbilisi, reports say.
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More than 50,000 Georgian opposition supporters gather on independence day to demand President Saakashvili resign.
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Georgian police have shot dead a man suspected of playing a key role in a mutiny at a military base earlier this month, officials say.
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Activists beaten as split over Georgian protests grows
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Talks between President Mikhail Saakashvili and opposition leaders in Georgia failed to make any progress.
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A university professor in the US state of Georgia wanted for killing his wife and two others is found dead.
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Anti-government protesters and police clash in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, over the alleged beating of a local journalist.
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Nato military exercises begin in Georgia with 18 states taking part, amid angry condemnation from Russia.
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Georgia says a mutiny at a military base near Tbilisi that officials linked to an alleged Russian coup attempt is over.
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The OSCE condemns the brief detention of two observers by separatist forces in Georgia's breakaway South Ossetia.
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Russia's president condemns Nato's "dangerous decision" to hold military exercises in Georgia next month.
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