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What caused the protests? . Mr Gavrilov was taking part in the Interparliamentary Assembly on Orthodoxy (IAO), a body set up by the Greek parliament in 1993 to foster relationships between Christian Orthodox lawmakers. Opposition MPs in Georgia's pro-Western parliament called for protests in response to his decision to deliver a speech from the speaker's seat. He addressed delegates in Russian, angering politicians and Georgians vehemently opposed to Moscow's presence in the country. 10,000 protesters breached the police cordon in the capital, Some were carrying EU flags and placards reading "
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Trinity Cathedral in Tbilisi in 1989.The patriarchy of the Georgian Orthodox Church (GOC) decided to build a huge temple on a hill near an Armenian cemetery.
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Tblisis, Georgia. The old tower rower. In 2010 Rezo Gabriadze built a unique clock tower next to marionette theatre in Tbilisi old town. Every hour an angel comes out with a small hammer to ring the bell. Photo Max Letk @BlackprojectipnPhotography more below https://medium.com/@maxipowers/tiblisis-quirky-clock-tower-83022272efed
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Tblisis, Georgia. The old tower rower. In 2010 Rezo Gabriadze built a unique clock tower next to marionette theatre in Tbilisi old town. Every hour an angel comes out with a small hammer to ring the bell. Photo Max Letk @BlackprojectipnPhotography more below https://medium.com/@maxipowers/tiblisis-quirky-clock-tower-83022272efed
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i walked down the bridge over the Rioni River and waited for that late sweet light before the sunset.
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The capital of Georgia is a very upcoming travel destination and probably one of the most popular places to visit in the Caucasus. Georgia is a flourishing country trying to get rid of the old Soviet Union image many people still have. Tbilisi tourism is doing all they can to show off that they are a modern place to visit in the Caucasus.
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The capital of Georgia is a very upcoming travel destination and probably one of the most popular places to visit in the Caucasus. Georgia is a flourishing country trying to get rid of the old Soviet Union image many people still have. Tbilisi tourism is doing all they can to show off that they are a modern place to visit in the Caucasus.
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The capital of Georgia is a very upcoming travel destination and probably one of the most popular places to visit in the Caucasus. Georgia is a flourishing country trying to get rid of the old Soviet Union image many people still have. Tbilisi tourism is doing all they can to show off that they are a modern place to visit in the Caucasus.
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To Tbilisi's eternal charms of a dramatic setting in the deep valley of the swift Mtkvari River, picturesque architecture, an ever-lively arts and cultural scene, and the welcoming Georgian lifestyle have been added a whole new 21st-century dimension of inviting cafes and restaurants serving ever better food, up-to-date lodgings from backpacker hostels to international five-stars, funky bars and clubs, spruced-up museums, galleries, parks, plazas and whole streets, modernised transport and a sprinkling of eye-catching contemporary architecture.
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The capital of Georgia is a very upcoming travel destination and probably one of the most popular places to visit in the Caucasus. Georgia is a flourishing country trying to get rid of the old Soviet Union image many people still have. Tbilisi tourism is doing all they can to show off that they are a modern place to visit in the Caucasus.
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Tbilisi antigamente mais conhecida por seu nome russo, Tíflis, é a capital e a maior cidade da Geórgia. Situada às margens do rio Cura, sua área é de 726 km², e sua população, de 1 152 500 habitantes. Como capital e cidade mais populosa do país, é o principal centro financeiro, corporativo, mercantil e cultural da Geórgia. Fundada no século V por Vactangue I, rei georgiano da Ibéria, e elevada à posição de capital no século VI, Tbilisi é um importante centro industrial, social e cultural e vem emergindo como uma rota de trânsito para projetos de energia e de comércio.
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Jvari Monastery
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Zhinwali Reservoir
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Ananuri Lake and Church
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Walking down a street in Gori, Georgia
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at almost 3000 metters this pass is the door into the remote region of Tusheti in the Caucasus Mountains of Georgia
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Every Autumn the sheep of the Tush people go on a long trek from the Summer pastures in the mountains over the Abano Pass down to the lush steppe of Southern Kakheti near the border to Azerbaijan.
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