Georgia’s EU U-turn
Czechia sanctions Georgian police officials
Czechia is the latest country to sanction senior Interior Ministry officials for violently dispersing protests.
International calls for sanctions on Georgian Dream’s leaders are growing over their adoption of the foreign agent law.
Read more:
- Podcast | Georgia’s foreign agent law passes — what’s next?
- Georgian parliament adopts foreign agent law
- Government critics attacked outside their homes in Georgia
- Ivanishvili touts conspiracy theories at massive pro-government rally in Tbilisi
- Georgian Dream eliminates taxes on offshore assets brought to Georgia
- Explainer | Why is Georgian Dream reviving the foreign agent law?
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