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Monday, November 19, 2007, #221 (1488)

Bank chief hired on as Georgia's next prime minister

As Georgia’s nine-day state of emergency was lifted November 16, the president nominated a successful banker as the country’s new prime minister. (more)

International concern as Imedi TV’s broadcast license suspended for three months

President Mikheil Saakashvili must allow Imedi TV to resume broadcasts or risk tainting the January 5 presidential election, the station’s founder said on a US visit. (more)

As emergency rule lifts, opposition coalition kicks off presidential campaign

An hour after authorities lifted the state of emergency Friday evening, the opposition coalition gathered on the steps of parliament hoping to show that their campaign has emerged whole from the month’s severe political unrest. (more)

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Economy

Winter gas supply still in doubt

Analysts: Kokoity may be trying to set up FEZ

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"Germany, Georgia to make military cooperation plan" (more)
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Do you approve of replacing outgoing prime minister Zurab Noghaideli, who announced his resignation Friday, with Bank of Georgia chief Lado Gurgenidze?
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Weather
Monday, November 19
Day - Scattered Clouds.
High: 57° F. / 14° C
Night - Overcast.
Low 35° F. / 2° C
Tuesday, November 20
Day - Overcast.
High: 42° F. / 6° C
Night - Scattered Clouds.
Low 37° F. / 3° C
Wednesday, November 21
Day - Overcast.
High: 48° F. / 9° C
Night - Partly Cloudy.
Low 37° F. / 3° C
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