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Eka Kevanishvili

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Tbilisi
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Reporter at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Tbilisi Bureau, Writer
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The Week's Best: 10 Stories And Videos You Shouldn't Miss

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By Eka Kevanishvili Verified, Nastasia Arabuli, Tea Topuria, Maksim Shavchuk
| Radio Free Europe Verified
We know you're busy and probably don't have the time to read all of our coverage each and every day. That's why we've put together The Week's Best. Here are some of the highlights produced in English by RFE/RL's team of correspondents, multimedia editors, and visual journalists over the past seven days.
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Georgian Protesters Share Harrowing Accounts Of Police Brutality

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By Eka Kevanishvili Verified, Nastasia Arabuli, Tea Topuria
| Radio Free Europe Verified
TBILISI -- Protesters in Georgia have provided detailed accounts to RFE/RL's Georgian Service of being brutally beaten by police during demonstrations against the government's decision to halt EU membership negotiations. The police's use of excessive violence at the protests, which have taken place for six consecutive nights, has prompted a wave of revulsion in Georgia and condemnation abroad.
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Remembering Shovi: One Year After The Tragic Landslide In Georgia

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By Eka Kevanishvili Verified, Ilia Ratiani
| Radio Free Europe Verified
SHOVI, Georgia -- One year has passed since the August 3, 2023, disaster that claimed the lives of 33 people in Shovi, a picturesque vacation town in the Greater Caucasus Mountains. Massive stones and gravel now cover the once-vibrant resort, and the search for a missing child has been abandoned. From a distance, the area appears as a large white space covered with stones.
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