Georgia's president has officially opened the country's new parliament as it celebrates independence day - but it's not in the capital Tbilisi. <br /><br />The building, in Georgia's second city of Kutaisi, is also not quite ready yet. The controversial structure cost some $100m and aims to revive the post-industrial city. But critics say the move aims to sideline the parliament.<br /><br />Giorgi Badridze, Georgia's ambassador to the UK, explains why the president decided to move the parliament.
