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Second Georgian opposition leader arrested within one week
Nika Melia was taken by police unexpectedly, a night before the trial.
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.
A protest in Tbilisi. Photo: Mariam Nikuradze/OC Media.
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Georgian Public Broadcaster asks its critics to stop ‘discreditation and pressure’
Medical university students are marching in Tbilisi
Protester says he was severely beaten by police in demonstration earlier in December
Estonia Foreign Minister says OSCE/ODIHR report ‘confirms serious flaws in Georgia’s elections’
Kaladze defends visit from Kadyrov-affiliated UFC star Chimaev
Kaladze says Trump can’t ‘do what we need to do here’, as Georgian Dream appears to downplay possible rapprochement with the US
Opposition journalist says he was attacked by masked man
Kaladze rejects Zourabichvili’s suggestion to create a council for new elections
Central Election Commission refutes Zourabichvili’s accusations of electoral fraud
Zourabichvili meets with veterans
GYLA and UATC: at least 99 protesters, including 45 journalists, injured in protests
Journalist ‘attacked’ by Georgian Dream activist in western Georgia
Polish President Duda calls for new elections
Four opposition groups boycott Tbilisi City Council meeting
Denmark says OSCE/ODIHR report on elections ‘confirms’ concerns about irregularities
Human Rights Watch decries ‘shocking, blatantly retaliatory’ police violence
Germany stops projects with Georgia worth €237 million
Zourabichvili holds call with Latvian and Czech Presidents
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