Kavkaz News

A nationwide state of emergency imposed in Georgia last week is set to end.  “The nation is no longer in danger, so there is no need to extend the state of emergency,” Nino Burdzhanadze, the parliament speaker, said on Thursday.

According to sources from Ingushetia “Matrix” cinema in Nazran was attacked with grenade launchers during a concert of the so-called “Chechen and Ingush pop stars” on Thursday evening. A panic was occurred among the spectators and artists. Concert was stopped. The building of the cinema incurred damage.

According to the claims of occupation sources, a gun fight have been taken place in Shamilkala (former Makhachkala). Kafirs reported conflicting information about the shootout. According some information a house with Mujahideen was blocked and during the storming two people were killed.

According to Alkavkaz website an APC of Russian invaders has been blown up as a result of sabotage act by the unit of Amir Osman in the village of Janni-Vedeno. As a result of explosion three Russian kafirs (infidels) were eliminated and several other kafirs were injured. Chechen Mujahideen did …

It seems that anti-Zyazikov’s opposition is very seriously preparing for the upcoming rally, which will be held in Nazran on November 24. Opposition members claim “tens of thousands” is ready to day to participate to the meeting.

President Saakashvili attacked business tycoon, Badri Patarkatsishvili, twice on November 17 during his public speeches both made in the eastern Georgian region of Kakheti and also criticized a wine company owned by his rival in forthcoming presidential polls, Levan Gachechiladze.

49-year-old Gaziev was killed near his car” GAZ-31″ at the territory of Binegedi region at 23:00 on November. Unknown person fired 7 times and Gaziyev died at the site. “Baykal” revolver and silencer were found at the site. Binegedi Prosecutor’s Office launched criminal case on the articles 120 (deliberate murder), …

Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Storchak, detained by police last week, is suspected of attempting to embezzle more than $43 million in state funds, prosecutors said on Monday.

Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili reshuffled his cabinet on Monday but left economic portfolios unchanged in pursuit of stability following a wave of street protests.

Europe’s election watchdog on Friday scrapped plans to monitor Russia’s December 2 parliamentary vote blaming obstruction from Moscow, but Russia hit back saying it suspected Washington may have been behind the move.