6 November 2001 TBILISI, 5 November (Sarke)–There is no need to hold early parliamentary and presidential elections in the country, Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze said in a radio interview today, stressing that the president heads not only the government–which was dismissed on 1 November–but also the executive authorities. He said that early elections can be held only in three cases–through […]
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