Georgia–EU Relations
Georgian Dream moves to downplay importance of EU visa-free travel
The comments come as the EU’s moves to update the mechanism for suspending visa-free travel to third countries.
Georgia live updates | A subdued holiday spirit as protests continue
We continue our live coverage of the fallout and widespread protests over Georgia’s EU accession U-turn.
Members of the Evangelical-Baptist Church of Georgia standing in front of the Georgian Parliament following a protest march at 2:00. Photo: Mariam Nikuradze/OC Media.
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300 people invited to Kavelashvili’s inauguration
Religious and ethnic minorities march in Tbilisi
President Zourabichvili greets protesters outside Presidential Palace
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Women’s march towards parliament begins
Public servants apply to establish an independent professional union
‘Chain of Unity for Georgia’ goes down under
MIA responds to PACE report about vehicle damage
‘Corridor of shame’ organised at Ozurgeti City Council
Erdoğan congratulates President-elect Kavelashvili
Over 10 protests scheduled on 25 December
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