A representative of the nine-party opposition coalition, emphasizing his allies’ trust for international election observers, denied government accusations that the opposition plan to reject the results of the January 5 presidential election if they lose.
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Prime Minister Lado Gurgenidze promised yesterday that the Georgia will have a GEL 275 000 budget surplus next year, as the country dramatically realigns its spending priorities.
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Georgian officials have denied responsibility for a deadly car bomb attack this week in separatist South Ossetia, saying the violence arose out of a dispute between local organized crime groups.
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