Economy
US slaps 10% tariffs on Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia
The move came despite the US having trade surpluses with all three countries.
Georgia live updates | Backlash against government enter 19th day
* Georgian Dream leaders, judges, and others: Who was sanctioned by Lithuania and Estonia * EU’s top diplomat Kallas says discussions underway on sanctions and visa restrictions * Georgian Dream calls Lithuania and Estonia’s sanctions ‘anti-Georgian’ * Marches and protests scheduled for today
Live reporting has ended for this topic. Read the latest news here.
KEY UPDATES
- Georgian Dream leaders, judges, and others: Who was sanctioned by Lithuania and Estonia
- EU’s top diplomat Kallas says discussions underway on sanctions and visa restrictions
- Georgian Dream calls Lithuania and Estonia’s sanctions ‘anti-Georgian’
- Marches and protests scheduled for today
Latest News
Tbilisi grandparents hold a rally
Detained opposition politician Elisashvili released on bail
Christmas tree to be lit at the parliament without a special event, Kaladze announces
EU’s top diplomat Kallas says discussions underway on sanctions and visa restrictions
Prosecutor’s Office reportedly seeks bail for opposition politician Elisashvili
Head of Russia’s police union praises Georgian police, inspects ‘illegal protests’ in Tbilisi
Georgian Dream leaders, judges, and others: Who was sanctioned by Lithuania and Estonia
Marches and protests scheduled for today
Related Articles
Georgia–US Relations
US State Department issues first comment under Trump administration about Georgia
The ruling party has consistently stated their hopes of a reset in relations with the US after officially winning in the parliamentary elections.
Georgia’s EU U-turn
Families of detained Georgian demonstrators announce new public movement
The newly formed movement called on the public to protest and announced an overnight demonstration from 8–9 April.
Georgia
Georgian Dream vows to amend law to ban new and future opposition parties
Banning the political opposition was one of the ruling party’s pre-election promises for 2024.
Most Popular
Editor‘s Picks
