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Monday, December 3 2007, #230 (1497)

Government given ultimatum on Imedi TV

The government must return Imedi TV to air within a week or face international condemnation, a media activist announced on December 1 following high-level talks in Tbilisi. (more)

Georgian, Russian foreign ministers exchange heated words

Georgia must cease anti-Russian rhetoric if bilateral relations with Russia are to improve, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated after sideline talks with his Georgian counterpart Gela Bezhuashvili at the OSCE Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs meeting in Madrid on November 30. (more)

Students promote awareness on World AIDS Day

Georgian students marked World AIDS Day with a number of events on December 1, the same day the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) launched a free HIV testing and advice service in Georgia. (more)

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Opinion

Election campaigns get into full swing

Economy

Azerbaijan increases oil output amidst new pipeline route claims

Russia hopes to join WTO without Georgia’s assent

Port Kavkaz resumes operations after storm

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“Children die in car accident” (more)
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Do you think Imedi TV will re-open within a week, as media activist Adam Michnik hopes?
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Weather
Monday, December 3
Day - Scattered Clouds.
High: 44° F. / 7° C.
Night - Scattered Clouds.
Low: 28° F. / -2° C.
Tuesday, December 4
Day - Clear.
High: 44° F. / 7° C.
Night - Partly Cloudy.
Low: 30° F. / -1° C.
Wednesday, Deceember 5
Day - Scattered Clouds.
High: 46° F. / 8° C.
Night - Partly Cloudy.
Low: 30° F. / -1° C.
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