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Prime Minister slams MP Davitashvili

22.04.13 17:37

Prime Minister of Georgia Bidzina Ivanishvili has slammed MP Koba Davitashvili for his public allegations against health care minister Davit Sergienko. MP Davitashvili accused the minister of corruption deal with insurance companies while working on state insurance program. 

Chief prosecutor comments on Akhalaia`s statement

22.04.13 17:10

Chief prosecutor of Georgia Archil Kbilashvili has commented on the statement released on social networks on behalf of former senior law enforcers Data Akhalaia last week. Akhalaia accused the former prime minister and current secretary general of the UNM leader Vano Merabishvili of numerous crimes... 

MP Davitashvili accuses health minister of machinations

22.04.13 14:53

Member of the parliamentary majority Koba Davitashvili accuses the Minister of Health and Social Care of possible deals with insurance companies.  

Prime Minister met with PACE president in Strasburg

22.04.13 13:08

Prime Minister of Georgia Bidzina Ivanishvili met with the president of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, Jean Claude Mignon in Strasburg today.  

Prime Minister visits Strasburg

22.04.13 11:54

Prime Minister of Georgia pays official visit to Strasburg. Bidzina Ivanishvili will attend the spring session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and deliver a speech before the European lawmakers. 

US Ambassador to Georgia on UNM`s rally

20.04.13 17:57

The April 19 rally by the formerly ruling party United National Movement was an "important step forward" on the path of Georgia`s democracy, U.S. Ambassador to Georgia Richard Norland said today.

UNM rallies to defend `Georgia`s European Choice`

20.04.13 11:34

United National Movement (UNM) drew supporters in Tbilisi center on April 19 with its leaders speaking of party’s “renewal” and launch of a new campaign which they dubbed as “new national movement.” 

UNM supporters arrive from regions

19.04.13 14:31

Rally of the United National Movement will begin at 4 p.m. The stage and the rostrum are ready for the speakers; parking places are allocated for protestors` transport.