Georgian PM: “all violent groups” acting at Tbilisi protest rallies backed by radical opposition forces
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Saturday claimed the domestic radical opposition forces were behind “all violent groups that were acting” the previous days at the protest rallies outside the Parliament building in central Tbilisi against the Government’s decision to suspend the country’s European Union accession talks until 2028.
Ukrainska Pravda on MSN20h
New protest underway in TbilisiProtesters are once again assembling outside Georgia's parliament to oppose the Georgian Dream party's plan to postpone EU ...
Georgia’s Deputy Interior Minister Aleksandre Darakhvelidze on Saturday said yesterday’s protest rally outside the Parliament ...
Georgia detained 107 people in the capital city of Tbilisi overnight during a protest against the government's decision to ...
A protest held on Rustaveli Avenue near the Georgian parliament building on November 29-30 resulted in injuries to 10 police ...
Kyiv Independent on MSN15h
Foreign Ministry condemns Georgian response to demonstrations as second night of protests in Tbilisi continuesThe Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) condemned Georgian authorities’ aggressive response against protestors in ...
Thousands of Georgians gathered outside the country’s parliament on Thursday, November 28, to protest their government’s ...
Police in Georgia’s capital have moved in to break up a tent camp that demonstrators set up on a central thoroughfare to ...
In the charged political landscape of Georgia, symbolism plays a potent role in shaping resistance. The dramatic gesture of ...
Georgian police used force against journalists during a crackdown on a rally in Tbilisi on the night of 28-29 November, ...
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