Georgia’s EU U-turn
Georgia’s democratic decline 4th steepest in world according to Economist Democracy Index
The report cited the foreign agents law and the flawed parliamentary election as the main factors contributing to the decline.
The parliamentary majority is expected to overturn the presidential veto of the foreign agent law, passing it after almost two months of mass protests.
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- Podcast | Georgia’s foreign agent law passes — what’s next?
- Georgian parliament adopts foreign agent law
- Government critics attacked outside their homes in Georgia
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- Georgian Dream eliminates taxes on offshore assets brought to Georgia
- Explainer | Why is Georgian Dream reviving the foreign agent law?
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