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 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
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- 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
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Georgian Dream leaders, judges, and others: Who was sanctioned by Lithuania and Estonia
Marches and protests scheduled for today
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