Georgia’s EU U-turn
In Georgia’s anti-government protests, where are the Kists?
Georgia’s anti-government protests have touched almost the entire country, yet residents of the Pankisi Valley face their own restraining factors.
Protests are expected to resume, following a night in which tear gas and water cannons were used against protesters after the bill passed its second plenary reading.
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- Protesters besiege Georgian Parliament after foreign agent bill passes second reading
- Editorial | Georgia’s ruling oligarch unhinged
- 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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