Georgia’s EU U-turn
Georgia live updates | Protests continue as holiday season descends on Tbilisi
We continue our live coverage of the fallout and widespread protests over Georgia’s EU accession 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.
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Women’s march towards parliament begins
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‘Chain of Unity for Georgia’ goes down under
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Erdoğan congratulates President-elect Kavelashvili
Over 10 protests scheduled on 25 December
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