Georgia: 'Punitive' attacks on EU protesters in Tbilisi condemned
“The use of water cannon, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets aimed at protesters’ faces at close range - as well as the chasing and incessant beating of peaceful demonstrators - shows the Government’s determination to suppress dissent through the unlawful use of force by the police.
Thousands of people took to the streets after the government said it had suspended talks on joining the European Union.
Thousands of demonstrators protesting Georgian government's decision to suspend EU accession negotiations gathered for the ...
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Georgia postpones EU membership bid until 2028Kobakhidze's announcement sparked protests in cities across Georgia, with thousands gathering outside the parliament building ...
The newly elected Georgian parliament opened its inaugural session on Monday as opposition lawmakers and the country's ...
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