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Saakashvili's party seeks relevancy in the Georgia it created

Nearly a decade after Mikheil Saakashvili's United National Movement ushered in the Rose Revolution and reshaped Georgia, the party is once again on the outside looking in.

Energy Voices Keystone XL pipeline gets legislative push from House

Baltic nations offer ex-Soviet states a Western model

Energy Voices Georgia installs soccer star as energy minister

US takes wait-and-see approach to Georgia's Ivanishvili

Does Ivanishvili's win put Georgia back in Russia's orbit?

Georgia's parliament changes hands, this time without a revolution

Will Georgia see a peaceful transfer of power? (+video)

Saakashvili's party loses as Georgian democracy takes step forward (+video)

Eccentric billionaire now poised to become Georgia's next president (+video)

Georgia's ruling party and opposition claim parliamentary election win

Opinion Beware Russia's hand in elections in Georgia, Ukraine, Lithuania

Georgia's elections pit anti-Russian president versus conciliatory challenger

Where gas prices are highest

Secret Service Colombia scandal: Agents working too hard, or not hard enough?

Terrorism & Security Thai officials say Tuesday's Bangkok blasts were meant for Israeli diplomats

Terrorism & Security Israel says Bangkok, Delhi, and Tbilisi attacks all linked – to Iran

Backchannels Israel blames Hezbollah and Iran for attacks on diplomats. Is it right? (+video)

Russia, Georgia remain in distrustful deadlock on anniversary of 2008 war

June 30, 2011 Photos of the Day

June 24, 2011 Photos of the Day

Is Georgia on the brink of a 'day of rage'?

In Pictures Military helicopters

April 20, 2011 Photos of the Day

People-powered democratic revolts - do they last?