Georgia's protests lay bare a clash of values and interests as it navigates a Russia-West standoff
Georgia is convulsed by political upheaval again after its pro-Moscow government, fresh off parliamentary elections denounced as rigged by its critics, decided to suspend negotiations for the small former Soviet republic to join the European Union.
Georgia’s moment of truth: Protesters demand Western path not Russian past
All the while neighbouring Russia trains a close eye, comparing events to Ukraine’s “Maidan”, when its unpopular president was ousted by pro-EU protesters in February 2014 and Russian troops and their proxies moved in to seize parts of the country.
Protests overtook the streets of Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, after the government paused its efforts to join the ...
Days of protests have rocked Georgia following the government’s controversial decision to delay the former Soviet country’s ...
Georgia’s prime minister has declared that the South Caucasus country will put negotiations on its bid to join the European ...
Thousands protested outside of the Georgian parliament in Tbilisi for a fifth straight night after the government suspended ...
More than 200 were arrested and dozens injured during protests after Georgia’s ruling party said it would suspend talks to ...
The demonstrators are backed by Georgia's pro-EU president Salome Zurabishvili, who has vowed to stay in office until fresh ...
Georgia’s prime minister says the country will suspend negotiations on joining the European Union in view of what he ...
For days, pro-Western Georgians have clashed with police over the government’s plan to suspend plans for European Union membership.
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Georgia Anti-Government Protests Enter Fifth Day - TaiwanPlus NewsNationwide protests are entering a fifth consecutive day in Georgia, as anger grows at the government’s decision to freeze ...
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