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Gunman kills four at market in Georgia, suspect detained: ministry

UPDATE - Draft Law on Foreign Agents in Georgia Incompatible With EU Values - Borrell

UPDATE - Georgian Parliament Adopts Draft Law on Foreign Agents in 1st Reading

Tbilisi Court Sentences Head of Opposition Media Outlet to 3.5 Years in Prison

A Tbilisi city court on Monday convicted Nika Gvaramia, the head of Georgian opposition broadcaster Mtavari Arkhi, to three and a half years in prison

Protesters Gather Near Rustavi Prison to Demand Saakashvili's Transfer to Hospital

Supporters of imprisoned former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili are holding a protest rally near the prison in the Georgian city of Rustavi on Friday demanding the politician's transfer to a foreign hospital for further treatment

Georgia to Investigate Planned Provocation During Lawmakers' Visit to Kiev

Georgia's state security service has launched an investigation into reports of a planned attack on a Georgian lawmaker during an upcoming visit of the Georgian parliamentary delegation to Kiev, Georgian media reported on Friday

Ukrainian Public Advocate Demands Georgia Provide Saakashvili Rehab

UPDATE - Saakashvili Relocated From Gori Hospital to Prison in Rustavi - Girlfriend

Saakashvili Relocated From Gori Hospital to Prison in Rustavi - Girlfriend

Georgian Justice Ministry Proposes to Transfer Saakashvili to Military Hospital

The Georgian Justice Ministry is proposing to transfer imprisoned former President Mikheil Saakashvili from a prison hospital to a military hospital in Gori, Justice Minister Rati Bregvadze said on Friday

Zelenskyy Asks Georgian Prime Minister to Allow Visits of Saakashvili's Mother, Doctors

Ukrainain President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili to allow the mother of ex-Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, and Ukrainian doctors, to visit him in the prison hospital

Saakashvili to Return to Rustavi Prison After Hunger Strike - Georgian Justice Ministry

Georgian Opposition Demands Details of Saakashvili's Hospitalization After Abuse Complaint

Saakashvili Moved to Prison Hospital in Tbilisi - Authorities

Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, who is on a hunger strike, was moved to a prison hospital in Tbilisi on Monday, the penitentiary service confirmed

Thousands rally for Georgia's jailed ex-leader Saakashvili

Thousands rally for Georgia's jailed ex-leader Saakashvili

Thousands of Georgians rallied Saturday for the jailed opposition leader and ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili as fears grew for his health because of a hunger strike lasting several weeks

Georgian Security Service Suspects Jailed Ex-President Saakashvili of Coup Plotting

Imprisoned former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili instructs opposition leaders with forcibly overthrowing power in the country, the state security forces said Saturday

Georgian Opposition Plans to Continue Protests Until New Elections, Saakashvili's Release

Georgian opposition will not stop protesting until early parliamentary elections are scheduled and former President Mikheil Saakashvili is released from prison, a member of the United National Movement party, Koba Nakopia, said on Tuesda

Tbilisi Mayor Retains Post After Georgian Municipal Elections - Central Commission

Death Toll From Building's Collapse in Georgia's Batumi Reaches 5 People - Reports

Saakashvili's Supporters Stage Protest Near Prison, One Person Arrested - Reports

A small group of people gathered in front of Rustavi prison to support former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili, and one protester was arrested for trying to write a slogan on the prison's wall, Rustavi 2 broadcaster reported on Friday

Part of Residential Building Collapses in Georgia's Batumi - Reports

Ukranian Consul Visits Saakashvili in Georgian Prison - Kiev

Saakashvili to Soon Be Charged With Illegally Crossing Georgian Border - Reports

Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili will be charged with illegally crossing the border of his native country in the coming hours, Georgian broadcaster Imedi reported on Saturday