MP, mayor, and president to decide fate of Abkhazia's public toilet
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"In 1971, I began working at Tbilisi's 34th pharmacy. It's been over half a century since then." Video
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"We cannot forget": One year since the tragedy at the Shovi resort in Georgia, where a landslide claimed 33 lives
A year after the disaster, we still don't have an answer to the most important question: could any of the victims have been saved?
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