Georgians Take To Streets Of Tbilisi In Pro|EU

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Georgian Dream—a Russian-backed party led by billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili—claimed victory with nearly 54 percent of the vote despite ...

Georgian opposition calls for boycott of Parliament as thousands ...

After the disputed victory of Georgian Dream in Georgia's parliamentary elections, the pro-European opposition is seeking international ...

Georgia's Foreign Agents Law and Resulting Protests

For weeks, tens of thousands of Georgians have taken to the streets of Tbilisi and other cities to protest their government's attempt to ...

Georgian president calls for new elections to resolve political crisis

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has called for new parliamentary elections in order to resolve a political crisis that followed last ...

What can the EU do about the Georgian government's drift towards ...

Increasing government violence against the very same peaceful civil protesters in Tbilisi is, however, a move emboldened by Russia. Indirectly, ...

I'm protesting Georgia's 'Russian law.' The police beat me up ...

One Gen-Z protester's story of police brutality in Tbilisi, where tens of thousands are marching on the streets to protest the Kremlin-inspired 'foreign agents ...

Georgia's path to the EU looms large in 2024 election - DW

Voters in Georgia are heading to the polls to elect a new parliament. The vote promises to be decisive for the country's future and its path toward the ...

Georgian Dream Proposes Another Nightmare

Tbilisi has resurrected legislation that stymies a widespread desire among Georgians to move closer to the EU. Tbilisi has resurrected ...

The Tbilisi Protests: What Georgians Are Really Fighting For

Protesters were targeting the Parliament, where the bill was introduced by the ruling Georgian Dream Party. If passed, the law would force all ...

Georgians Took to the Streets | Warsaw Institute

A wave of demonstrations sparked in Georgia, a country located in the South Caucasus. Mass protests broke out over anti-Russian sentiment ...

Georgia Bill Targeting 'Foreign Interests' Draws Protests

Opponents of the measure, which resembles a Russian law that Moscow has used to crack down on dissidents, say it could undermine efforts for ...

Georgia: 'foreign agent law' protests show disconnect between pro ...

While the Georgian government is close to Moscow, the vast majority of ordinary people would rather look to the west for security.

Tbilisi clashes: Georgia government pushes "Russian" bill risking ...

With the huge protests that we see in the streets of Tbilisi, is that a sign of the Georgian government moving closer to Russia?

Trouble in Tbilisi: How Europeans can keep Georgia's European ...

As Georgia looks set to adopt a Russian-style bill against “foreign agents” which will harm the country's EU accession prospects, ...

Georgia opposition defies crackdown, stages new protests - Euractiv

Fresh protests took place Monday (9 November) in Tbilisi as thousands of people hit the streets a day after police cracked down on demonstrations against ...

Parliament speaker in Georgia signs into law a bill that critics say ...

The speaker of Georgia's parliament says he signed into law a divisive measure that has drawn weeks of protests by critics who say it will ...

Georgians take to the streets to defend their European dream

A month of demonstrations in Tbilisi against the government's "Russian law" and for Europe, as seen through the eyes of two Georgian ...

Georgians protest against 'Russian law' that will test the country's ...

Europe, the US and UK are among the countries urging Georgian politicians to vote against the bill, which is seen as a test of whether the ...

Tbilisi hosts the largest protest in Georgia's modern history

For over a month, Georgians have been protesting against the so-called “foreign agents” law.

Protesting Georgians Are Begging for Real Support from the West

Tens of thousands of Georgians have taken to the streets of Tbilisi to protest the government's decision to pass a far-reaching foreign-agents law.