Georgia
Georgian and Azerbaijani convicted in US of plot to assassinate Iranian journalist
The US Justice Department said that Georgian citizen Polad Omarov and an Iranian accomplice were paid $500,000 to carry out the hit.
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The foreign agent law has passed its third and final reading in the Georgian parliament despite mass protests against the law throughout the country.
This week, OC Media’s Robin Fabbro, Mariam Nikuradze, and Shota Kincha talk about President Salome Zourabichvili’s expected veto of the law, the possibility of Western sanctions against members of the ruling Georgian Dream party, and the future of the protest movement against the law.
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