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Solving this by force will not work, it is not effective," the professor says. According to his own assessment, it is not worth suppressing these processes by forceful methods. Therefore, the only way out is elections, which in turn will provide answers to the questions of the "dream" voters and make the issue of legitimacy more unambiguous for those who are concerned about congratulations.
behavior. Accordingly, in order for Georgia not to go towards isolation, the solution is elections, where the one who is stronger will win. Tornike Metreveli Professor at Lund University Current events in the list of india fax number country Similar news Giorgi Tsikubadze "We cannot rely only on the Russian and Chinese markets. I think this is tantamount to suicide" - Giorgi Tsikubadze 23:03 - 29.
12.2024 I asked Irakli [Kobakhidze] to treat citizens more warmly, to go out to the people - Lasha Papashvili Lasha Papashvili Telara Gelantia 31.12.24 18:36 • 10828 "I want there to be more warmth and I asked Irakli [Kobakhidze] to treat citizens more warmly, to go out with the people" - this statement was made by businessman Lasha Papashvili in response to a question from the host of BMGTV's "Tsentilshi" program, which concerned a question asked of Irakli Kobakhidze at a meeting of big business.
behavior. Accordingly, in order for Georgia not to go towards isolation, the solution is elections, where the one who is stronger will win. Tornike Metreveli Professor at Lund University Current events in the list of india fax number country Similar news Giorgi Tsikubadze "We cannot rely only on the Russian and Chinese markets. I think this is tantamount to suicide" - Giorgi Tsikubadze 23:03 - 29.
12.2024 I asked Irakli [Kobakhidze] to treat citizens more warmly, to go out to the people - Lasha Papashvili Lasha Papashvili Telara Gelantia 31.12.24 18:36 • 10828 "I want there to be more warmth and I asked Irakli [Kobakhidze] to treat citizens more warmly, to go out with the people" - this statement was made by businessman Lasha Papashvili in response to a question from the host of BMGTV's "Tsentilshi" program, which concerned a question asked of Irakli Kobakhidze at a meeting of big business.