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Georgia live updates | Zourabichvili invites Ivanishvili to discuss new elections

Georgia live updates | Zourabichvili invites Ivanishvili to discuss new elections

We continue our live coverage of the fallout and widespread protests over Georgia’s EU accession U-turn.

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President Salome Zourabichvili speaks to protesters on Rustaveli Avenue. Photo: Mariam Nikuradze/OC Media. 

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US House Foreign Affairs Chair: sanctions on Georgian officials, including ‘corrupt puppet-master Ivanishvili, are long overdue’

Zourabichvili: the ‘regime is [already] collapsing on its own’

IRI: Georgia’s parliamentary elections were ‘fundamentally flawed’

Cancer patients march ‘for European Future’

Farmers march in Tbilisi

Civil rights groups name judges who are delivering ‘politicised justice’, urge end of pre-trial detentions

Georgian Dream leader warns against putting 'too much hope' on Trump

Opposition leader calls on military to reject inauguration of President-elect Kavelashvili

Tbilisi school community holds march against Georgian Dream's policies

Business community meets with Kobakhidze

Public Broadcaster employees demand daytime broadcast for political discussions

Georgian civil society organisations claim personal belongings not returned to detained protesters

Opposition leader fined for ‘illegally blocking the road’

Group of citizens protest at the Prosecutor's Office

Kaladze meets Kadyrov’s associate at Tbilisi City Hall

Over 10 protests scheduled for 23 December

Kos: OSCE/ODIHR report confirms ‘serious flaws’ in Georgia’s parliamentary elections

PACE President calls on Kobakhidze to withdraw ‘direct threat’ against Zourabichvili

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