Always Polarizing, Now Hunger-Striking, Saakashvili Has Sparked A Georgian Feud Over How Best To Keep Him Alive

Twenty-six days after former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili launched his hunger strike, authorities in his Black Sea homeland are flummoxed and bickering over what to do with a stubbornly popular ex-president who has vowed he is "ready to die" for his cause.

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