Georgia’s EU U-turn
Georgian protester attacked for attending anti-government demonstrations
Taia Tsekvava is among the latest demonstrators to have claimed to have been attacked for taking part in the ongoing protests.
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We continue our live coverage of the fallout and widespread protests over Georgia’s EU accession U-turn.
An anti-government protest in Tbilisi on 20 December by energy sector workers. Photo: Mariam Nikuradze/OC Media.
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Kutaisi lights Christmas tree amidst protests
Thousands march on parliament
Zourabichvili reiterates calls for new elections
Local observer groups repeat calls for new elections
Norway says OSCE/ODIHR report ‘confirms serious concerns’
Phones confiscated from protesters ‘found in pawnshop’
Sweden: ‘this is not the standard that we expect from an EU candidate country’
Papuashvili: ‘time to stop attacks on Georgian democracy’
More than 20 protests due today
Estonian official calls for new elections in Georgia
President Zourabichvili: time for our partners to call for new elections
Opposition calls OSCE/ODIHR report ‘historically negative’
Kobakhidze praises OSCE/ODIHR final report
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‘Tense atmosphere and widespread intimidation of voters’, OSCE publishes final report on October elections
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