Georgian coalition partners will fight polls as rivals
This coalition break-up is amicable for the moment, but pledges of cooperation may wear thin as campaigning takes off
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- Pro-European party under siege
- Marriage of convenience
- New prime minister
- Conservative values
- Same-sex marriage
- Ivanishvili's continuing role
- Beleaguered liberals
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_350.jpg "Irakli Kvirikashvili shortly before he was appointed prime minister in December 2015 (Reuters/Pool)")