Georgia’s EU U-turn
‘Our voice is heard the loudest from here’: Georgia’s students occupy their universities
Students across Georgia are staging sit-ins at their universities as their own form of protest against the government’s EU U-turn.
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.
Live reporting has ended for this topic. Read the latest news here.
KEY UPDATES
- Help us hold power to account; Become an OC Media Member.
- Donate to our collective fundraiser to help Georgian media survive an authoritarian crackdown.
Latest News
300 people invited to Kavelashvili’s inauguration
Religious and ethnic minorities march in Tbilisi
President Zourabichvili greets protesters outside Presidential Palace
Listen to the Caucasus Digest: Georgia marks holiday season with daily protests
President-elect Kavelashvili to be inaugurated in parliament
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
Key events from yesterday:
Related Articles
Georgia’s EU U-turn
Students at Tbilisi’s Theatre and Film University end their sit-in
The sit-in protest at the Shota Rustaveli Theatre and Film University lasted for more than 80 days.
Georgia’s EU U-turn
Thousands gather outside Georgian Parliament in 100th day of protest
Friday marked 100 days since the government announced they were freezing EU membership negotiations.
Georgia
Former Ivanishvili confidant flees Georgia and vows to ‘expose’ him
Giorgi Bachiashvili is embroiled in two financial disputes with his former ally, Bidzina Ivanishvili.
Most Popular
Editor‘s Picks
