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'We will never register': Georgia NGOs vow to defy repressive law

Guam Pacific Daily News 15 May 2024
When the ruling Georgian Dream party first tried to pass the legislation last year, an image of her face and the word "traitor" was posted around Tbilisi metro stations ... Tbilisi gained independence.
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Russians are going to shocking lengths to escape war – at agonising cost

Metro UK 06 Jan 2024
Finishing his soup in Tbilisi’s Shavi Lomi restaurant, Yaroslav tells Metro.co.uk of his daring escape from his homeland ... Metro.co.uk) ... Head of relief and evacuations Darya Berg, who left Russia and is now also based in Tbilisi, tells Metro.co.uk.
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My friends thought I

The Daily Mail 30 Nov 2023
Rather cinematically, the twin sisters met each other as adults for the first time at a metro station in Tbilisi ... Like a scene straight out of a movie, they met as adults for the first time in a metro station in Tbilisi.
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12 Tbilisi Metro Stations To Be Renovated Between 2023-2029, Says Mayor

MENA FN 13 Jul 2023
(MENAFN - AzerNews) Twelve stations of the metro system in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi will be renovated between 2023-2029 with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and ... .
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Tbilisi Pride cancelled after protesters storm event and burn flags

Metro UK 08 Jul 2023
Thousands of anti-LGBTQ+ protesters forced a mass evacuation of a Pride festival in Tbilisi, Georgia ... Tamaz Sozashvili, a co-founder of Tbilisi Pride,previously told Metro.co.uk that the riots remain the ‘scariest day of my life’.
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Gamarjoba, Tbilisi! How Georgia Meets Russian Tourists

The Eastern Herald 23 May 2023
I, wanting to please a person, praised the successes of the Georgian economy ... Speaking of taxis ... In the center of Tbilisi, on average, from 3 to 5 lari (90-150 rubles). One-day metro ticket (with a map) – 3 GEL ... So, Gamarjoba, Tbilisi! ... Photo ... Photo.
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Is Georgia seeing a ‘colour revolution’?

The Spectator 13 Mar 2023
... instance a $50 million European Bank of Reconstruction and Development-funded contract to provide rolling stock for Tbilisi’s Soviet-built metro system went to Russia’s Metrovagonmash in 2021.
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