Giorgi Gakharia says next stage of reforms is expected in Patrol Police
14:34, 20.12.2017
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For Georgia Party urges diplomatic corps to boycott parliament’s first session
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Georgia to face Finland in EuroBasket 2025 qualifier
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- For Georgia Party urges diplomatic corps to boycott parliament’s first session