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Georgia
In this edition: the consequences of Ireland's "yes" to the Lisbon treaty; Greece swings to the left but faces a growing challenge from illegal immigration; and both Russia and Georgia make the most of a report on last summer's war.
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A daily look at some of the stories in the international papers, with James Creedon
GEORGIA
One year after Georgia and Russia went to war over the breakaway province of South Ossetia, the wounds of the conflict are still wide open in the Georgian city of Gori – and the fear of a new outbreak of violence is palpable.
In this edition: One year after the war between Russia and Georgia, Saakashvili is still ruling the country; an ongoing border dispute between Slovenia and Croatia; London's famous black cabs are looking like an endangered species.
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