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Mikheil Kavelashvili, right, makes a shot on the goal during the Reunification Cup against Chinese national team in Hong Kong, on July 1, 2007

Pro-Putin former soccer star set to become next president of Georgia

Georgia’s pro-Kremlin ruling party has picked the former footballer Mikheil Kavelashvili who is known as an anti-Western political hardliner.

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Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili, centre, after voting at a polling station on Saturday.

US, EU call for probe after reports of Georgia election violations

Opposition parties contested Georgian Dream’s victory and vote monitors reported significant violations, in an election billed as a choice between the West and Russia.

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Khachapuri Adjarian style, with cheese and egg.

This pizza-like speciality has controversial origins

At its most basic, this is just bread with cheese, but it’s so culturally important it has been recognised by UNESCO.

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Get your boots on: The world’s five best new hikes

The Balkans, New Zealand, Georgia and Japan are starters in the quest for the best hikes.

  • Rob McFarland
Fighting in Georgia’s parliament.

Fury in Georgia as ‘Russian law’ bill passes parliament

Moscow uses similar legislation to crack down on independent news media, nonprofits and activists critical of the Kremlin, opposition says. 

  • Sophiko Megrelidze
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Khinkali, phali, chahokhbili, lobio, cheese and eggplant rolls: Georgia is one of the great food and wine destinations.

The world’s most underrated countries for food

If you’re looking for your next great meal in this moveable feast we call life, it might be time to head to these often-overlooked places.

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A woman interviewed by 60 Minutes (US), who says she was attacked by an energy weapon while stationed in Tbilisi, Georgia. She later had metal plates implanted in her head after her ears were permanently damaged.

Havana Syndrome: Russia military unit linked to brain injuries of Western diplomats

A Latvia-based media outlet reported that members of Russian military intelligence unit 29155 had been placed at the scene of reported health incidents involving US personnel.

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Christmas cuisine goes beyond the pale

While gripes over the grape lead to crows feet.

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The race to the bottom of the barrel

It’s a Mongol of a drink.

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