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#Georgia–US Relations

Georgia’s ruling party accuse USAID of preparing activists for revolution

Georgia’s State Security Service announced that the American state aid agency had organised training in violent protest. 

Georgia’s ruling party accuse USAID of preparing activists for revolution

Georgia’s State Security Service announced that the American state aid agency had organised training in violent protest. 

IMF suspends financial assistance to Georgia

The announcement came in light of Georgia’s National Bank announcing it would not impose American sanctions on a Georgian citizen. 

IMF suspends financial assistance to Georgia

The announcement came in light of Georgia’s National Bank announcing it would not impose American sanctions on a Georgian citizen. 

IMF and Georgian opposition warn of repercussions for sanctions non-compliance

Otar Partskhaladze’s Georgian citizenship is en route to being revoked, after the National Bank stated it would not apply international sanctions to Georgian citizens. 

IMF and Georgian opposition warn of repercussions for sanctions non-compliance

Otar Partskhaladze’s Georgian citizenship is en route to being revoked, after the National Bank stated it would not apply international sanctions to Georgian citizens. 

Resignations at Georgian National Bank after Partskhaladze asset freeze revoked

The move came shortly after the ruling party’s chair suggested that the imposition of international sanctions went against Georgia’s constitution.

Resignations at Georgian National Bank after Partskhaladze asset freeze revoked

The move came shortly after the ruling party’s chair suggested that the imposition of international sanctions went against Georgia’s constitution.

Kobakhidze deems Partskhaladze asset-freezing contradicts constitution

Otar Partskhaladze, a scandal-ridden former prosecutor general of Georgia, was sanctioned by the USA last Thursday.

Kobakhidze deems Partskhaladze asset-freezing contradicts constitution

Otar Partskhaladze, a scandal-ridden former prosecutor general of Georgia, was sanctioned by the USA last Thursday.

Georgia seeks closer ties with China

The announcement of a ‘strategic partnership’ during the PM’s visit to China has been met with mixed reactions at home and abroad.

Georgia seeks closer ties with China

The announcement of a ‘strategic partnership’ during the PM’s visit to China has been met with mixed reactions at home and abroad.

US sanctions senior Georgian judges for ‘undermining rule of law’

Georgian Dream responded defiantly, accusing the US of corruption and threatening to leak details of private conversations with US officials.

US sanctions senior Georgian judges for ‘undermining rule of law’

Georgian Dream responded defiantly, accusing the US of corruption and threatening to leak details of private conversations with US officials.

Second night of violence in Tbilisi as pressure mounts on Georgian government

Protesters in Georgia have surrounded the Georgian Parliament in an attempt to block the passage of a draft foreign agent law.

Second night of violence in Tbilisi as pressure mounts on Georgian government

Protesters in Georgia have surrounded the Georgian Parliament in an attempt to block the passage of a draft foreign agent law.

Georgian foreign agent bill passes first reading as police use tear gas on protests

The bills have been widely condemned in Georgia and abroad as representing a threat to Georgia’s democracy.

Georgian foreign agent bill passes first reading as police use tear gas on protests

The bills have been widely condemned in Georgia and abroad as representing a threat to Georgia’s democracy.

Georgian Dream hits out at ‘spies’ and Western-funded ‘extremism’

The ruling party's chair Irakli Kobakhidze has criticised the West for supporting local non-profit groups.

Georgian Dream hits out at ‘spies’ and Western-funded ‘extremism’

The ruling party's chair Irakli Kobakhidze has criticised the West for supporting local non-profit groups.

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