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Dutch media bias: Azerbaijan demonstrates best example of multiculturalism to imperialists


Jingoist Armenian nationalists go the extra mile to axe the peace process between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which has never been so close to the deal.

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“Georgia admits mistakes” – Russian propaganda media on the statement by the Mayor of Tbilisi


Moscow praises Tbilisi’s mayor for supporting Russia

Russian propaganda media outlets, TASS and RIA Novosti, responded to a statement by Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze, in which he praised Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s remarks. According to the propagandists, Georgia has admitted its mistakes regarding Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

Russian propaganda media circulated Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze’s statement under the following headlines:

● “Kaladze said Georgia made mistakes regarding Abkhazia and South Ossetia.”

● “Georgia admitted to making mistakes concerning South Ossetia and Abkhazia.”

TASS specifically wrote, “The Mayor of Tbilisi praised Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s remarks on resolving relations between Georgia, Abkhazia, and South Ossetia:”

Moscow praises Tbilisi's mayor for supporting Russia

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Moscow is ready to mediate between Georgia and its “neighbors”—the “states of Abkhazia and South Ossetia”—if the parties are interested.

“Our government views this positively,” Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze responded to Lavrov’s remarks.

However, Kaladze expects Russia to take concrete steps, noting that while Russia’s support for reconciliation is “of course” positive, “it would be good to follow these statements with some actions.”

Moscow praises Tbilisi’s mayor for supporting Russia


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Ivanishvili Publishes Letter Commemorating 12th Anniversary of GD’s Rise to Power


On October 1, the Honorary Chair and founder of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Bidzina Ivanishvili, published his letter commemorating the 12th anniversary of GD’s coming to power in Georgia in 2012, calling the day “the day of the return of freedom”, “the unity of the Georgian people”, “the most important victory in the history of independent Georgia” and “the day when a Georgian man restored his honor”.

“October 1, 2012 is one of the main cornerstones of our history, one of the main justifications for the existence of the Georgian people, the day that best expresses the Georgian gene and the legacy of our ancestors – no matter how powerful the enemy, internal or external, when it comes to the dignity and freedom of our people, there is no going back!” emphasizes Ivanishvili in the letter.

Ivanishvili stresses that October 1 is “not a date that belongs to a particular party”, but rather a date that belongs to the Georgian people, who “with this amazing unity, together with the “Georgian dream”, washed away the shameful black stain from the country [United National Movement government in power], which “did not allow us to breathe freely, to express our opinions, to fight for the truth, to live with dignity, to take care of our families and loved ones, to work, to do business, to get an education, and to spend our old age with dignity”.

Ivanishvili explains that it was “patriotism” that helped people overcome the “fear” that wouldn’t let them gather in the streets to support the GD in 2011, but wasn’t strong enough to keep them from gathering in 2012 and voting for the GD to win the elections. “It was this unprecedented unity of our people that the former regime and its foreign handlers could not face!”

Comparing October 1 with May 26 and April 9 – the key dates in Georgian recent history in the context of the country’s independence- he expressed his gratitude to the people, saying that the homeland was grateful for this as well. He also thanked each member of GD, who in the past 12 years “walked with us in the minefield with dignity and withstood all the pressures to be with us again today!”

Ivanishvili claims that after that date, the GD government didn’t only “defeat authoritarianism” but also improved Georgia in all aspects, including the economy, human rights, justice, etc. He says that this is proven by international ratings, which show that Georgia is moving upwards. He also says that no sphere was better developed before 2012 than after 2012, which was achieved by the GD’s “right walk on the tightrope”, which “continues to this day.”

On more than one occasion Bidzina Ivanishvili’s speech mentions “walking the tightrope” by the ruling GD evoking unnamed “enemies” of Georgia. “Yes, until recently we tried not to talk about this issue in public, so as not to cause anxiety to the population, but since October 1, 2012 – until today, the authorities of Georgia and “Georgian Dream” have to walk on the tightrope, so that in the constant regime of external and internal enemies trying to organize revolutions and disrupt the country, maintain continuous peace in the country and not allow what is happening in our neighbor Ukraine, what we went through in 2008,” Ivanishvili stresses.

He notes that people must know that while walking on this tightrope, GD has had only one goal in mind: to preserve Georgia’s independence, freedom, religion, culture, history, and values. He says that now it is left to walk the last small part of the tightrope, which the people should support by everyone going to the elections and voting for GD, so that no one ever has any doubt about the people’s support for the party. Ivanishvili reiterates the GD narrative that by voting for GD the people say “no” to war, “yes” to peace, “no” to pseudo-liberal ideologies, “yes” to preserving family dignity, and “no” to the radical opposition and the “categorically unacceptable situation proposed by their foreign handlers”, which “they try to sell as Europe”, and “yes” to the honorable European future of the country.

Ivanishvili emphasizes that for this reason, it is “fundamentally important” for the party to achieve a constitutional majority to first declare UNM unconstitutional and then put its members on trial with all rigor of the law so that Georgia be ruled by its chosen government and not “the foreign agent-composed UNM”; to achieve territorial integrity; to reflect the role of the Orthodox Church of Georgia in the Constitution as the “identity pillar of the state of Georgia.” He stresses by saying that it is not a question of political “sympathy or antipathy,” but of whether Georgia will exist at all.

“Our only path is to Europe with peace, dignity, and prosperity!” GD honorary chairman concludes.

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Culture Minister, renowned artists discuss Caspian Biennale


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