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Pope Francis will visit Georgia and Azerbaijan this weekend. Commonspace.eu will run a live blog on the Papal visit starting on Thursday at 16.00 Tbilisi local time (12.00 GMT) with reports about the visit, and comments from analysts in Tbilisi, Baku and
Pope Francis will visit Georgia and Azerbaijan this weekend. Commonspace.eu will run a live blog on the Papal visit starting on Thursday at 16.00 Tbilisi local time (12.00 GMT) with reports about the visit, and comments from analysts in Tbilisi, Baku and
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Pope Francis will visit Georgia and Azerbaijan this weekend. Commonspace.eu will run a live blog on the Papal visit starting on Thursday at 16.00 Tbilisi local time (12.00 GMT) with reports about the visit, and comments from analysts in Tbilisi, Baku and

29 September 2016
Pope Francis will visit Georgia and Azerbaijan this weekend. Commonspace.eu will run a live blog on the Papal visit starting on Thursday at 16.00 Tbilisi local time (12.00 GMT) with reports about the visit, and comments from analysts in Tbilisi, Baku and beyond
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The Armenian media: less free than it seems?
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The Armenian media: less free than it seems?

29 September 2016
The media in Armenia is significantly freer than in many neighbouring countries. Overt censorship and intimidation is rare these days. But the press is influenced in more subtle ways. Joseph d'Urso was in Armenia recently and prepared this report for commonspace.eu
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Georgian State Minister: “We will not allow elections to be used as a pretext to distabilise the country”
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Georgian State Minister: “We will not allow elections to be used as a pretext to distabilise the country”

28 September 2016
Bakradze listed a number of key reforms that the government had worked on since 2012. The country had moved from democratic transition to that democratic consolidation. This was ongoing despite the fact that the government faced a constant propaganda warfare from anti-western forces who were trying to convince the Georgian people that reforms were futile. "They do not understand", Bakradze said, "that we actually believe in these reforms".