Schlagzeilenarchiv - Civil Georgia-News - 2012 >> >>Nachrichtenticker-ausführlichCivil Georgia wird von der UN Georgien betrieben und u.a. von der dt. Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung gefördert.24 Apr. '12 | Bemerkungen zum 'armen. Genozid' löst Zwischenfall im Parlament aus
As
part of routine statements, usually made by MPs during sessions on
Tuesdays, MP Jondi Bagaturia from the opposition parliamentary faction,
Unity for Justice, took the floor from the Parliament’s rostrum to speak
of various issues and one of the issues he raised was last year’s
decision by the Georgian Parliament to recognize 19th century massacre
and deportations of Circassians by the Tsarist Russia in the northwest
Caucasus as genocide. He recalled this decision and criticized it in the
context of requests from Georgia’s Armenian community to recognize the
massacre of Armenians in Ottoman Empire as genocide – such appeals are
usually made almost every year in April, when the anniversary of those
tragic events are marked.
“When
you recognized Circassians’ genocide just for the purpose of a one-day
PR show, we [warned] you not to do that, because we would have nothing
to tell to our Armenian citizens. I wonder what are you going to tell
these people now? These are our citizens; these are our compatriots; you
[referring to ruling party MPs] should bear responsibility for that,”
MP Bagaturia said. ... |
21 Apr. '12 | Ivanishvili's politische Partei startet mit Eröffnungskongress in Tbilisi
Parteiname:
"ქართული ოცნება – დემოკრატიული საქართველოს“ - Georgischer Traum -
Demokratisches Georgien" - "Georgian Dream–Democratic Georgia"
Ivanishvili,
who presented core team of his party in February, has no right to
personally found or chair a political party in Georgia as he is a French
citizen and planned constitutional amendment, granting him political
rights without having a Georgian passport, has yet to be passed by the
Parliament.
For
that reason the party elected as its interim, nominal chairperson
Manana Kobakhidze, a lawyer who previously served as a chair of the
Tbilisi-based human rights advocacy organization Article 42 of the
Constitution. ... |
20 Apr. '12 | Präsident Saakashvili: 'Lasst uns Lavrov als Touristvertriebsmann rekrutieren, er wirbt gut für Georgien'
By
advising its citizens not to travel to Georgia, Russian Foreign
Minister Sergey Lavrov is in fact advertising Georgia and deserves “a
tourist agent’s salary” from Tbilisi, President Saakashvili said on
April 19.
“Hotels
are full of Russian tourists. More Lavrov advises [Russians] not to
travel to Georgia, the more [Russians] are arriving. Maybe we should
recruit Lavrov as a tourist agent, shouldn’t we?” Saakashvili told
Education Minister Dimitri Shashkin jokingly when visiting a new
vocational school in Kobuleti on April 19. “Planes are packed by
Russians; they all are aware of Lavrov’s statements, but they are coming
into Georgia with even more pleasure. So give Lavrov a travel agent’s
salary; he is making a good advertisement for Georgia.” ... |
19 Mar. '12 | Parteienfinazierungsgesetz wird überarbeitet
- Amendments to narrow circle of entities falling under the law’s regulations;
- Wording “directly or indirectly related” to be removed;
- Fines imposed by the state audit agency will be reduced;
- 0.2% of GDP cap on donations/spending to be amended;
- Courts to have more say over state audit agency’s decisions; |
13 Mar. '12 | Präsident Saakashvili trifft US-Vertreter Andrew C. Weber für nukleare und biologische Verteidigungsprogramme in Tbilisi
...
“Deepening relations and cooperation between Georgia and the United
States was the main topic of discussion,” the Georgian President’s
administration said. “They also discussed the prospects of developing a
Georgian American Central Public Healthcare Referral Laboratory for
Georgia and for the region in general. It was also noted that, the
laboratory has already been created and the first studies will begin in
the near future. American military researchers will work at the lab
within the scope of a Georgian-American partnership.” ... |
9 Mar. '12 | NATO-Gesandter Appathurai: Georgien rückt näher an NATO heran, gleich was andere Parteien sagen
Russia's
leadership "can say what it wants", but it's NATO allies which decide
on membership and "step-by-step" Georgia is getting closer to the
Alliance "regardless of what other parties might say," James Appathurai,
NATO Secretary General’s Special Representative for the Caucasus and
Central Asia, said.
The
NATO "took a decision in Bucharest [in 2008] that Georgia will become a
NATO member if it still wants to and when it meets the standards of
course," he said in an interview with the Georgian news magazine Tabula.
"[Georgia] still wants to and based on popular support in Georgia I
expect that to stay the same and Georgia is working to meet the
standards. We have not changed our view. We continue to work towards
that step when Georgia will become a NATO member and Georgia is taking
the steps as well and in fact, as the Secretary General said, we are
getting closer together." ... |
7 Mar. '12 | Präsident Saakashvili hält Ansprache vor dem aserbaidschan. Parlament
- georg.-aserbaidschan. ‘Allianz ist nicht gegen irgendjemanden gerichtet’
- ‘Ich bin weit davon entfernt, gegen russ. nationale Interessen feindselig zu sein’
- ‘Ich träume von einer stolzen, stabilen russ. Föderation’
- ‘Russ. Patrioten, welche Staatsbürger nicht auf unnötige Schlachtfelder schicken, sind nicht unsere Feinde’ |
2 Mar. '12 | Minenlizens verkauft für 110.5 Mio. GEL
Der
Käufer: Mining Investments LLC gehört vollständig Alvydas Brusokas,
einem litauischen Staatsangehörigen, der in St. Petersburg, Russland,
lebt. ... |
31 Jan. '12 | US-Präsident Obama trifft Präsident Saakashvili im Oval Office
- ‘Georgia should be extraordinarily proud of the progress it made’;
- ‘Anticipating fair and free elections’;
- ‘Formal transfer of power will solidify reforms’;
- Exploring ‘the possibility of a free trade agreement’ with Georgia;
- ‘Georgia sets model of democracy for the region as a whole’;
- ‘Georgia responsible player on the world scene’; |
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