Georgia’s EU U-turn
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We continue our live coverage of the fallout and widespread protests over Georgia’s EU accession U-turn.
Protesters dance a traditional dance down Tbilisi’s central Rustaveli Avenue on 21 December 2024. Photo: Mariam Nikuradze/OC Media.
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Zourabichvili invites Ivanishvili to discuss new elections
Tens of thousands await President Zourabichvili
Kakhetian protesters bring funeral dish to parliament as symbol of ruling party’s downfall
Zourabichvili addresses supporters from stage set up by the City Hall
Kakhetians and veterans march in Tbilisi
Police allegedly impound protest equipment ahead of Zourabichvili speech
English language specialists march in Tbilisi
French ambassador also comments on Tbilisi protest
Two-wheeler rally in Tbilisi
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Kobakhidze threatens prison for president Zourabichvili
Kobakhidze: ‘only 3,000 attended yesterday’s protest’
People with disabilities call for ‘return to European orbit’
Leading US Congress members to reportedly push MEGOBARI Act in January
GPB Staff call for more political programming
German ambassador comments on Khorumi protest
Zourabichvili to address the demonstrators at the parliament
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