
Georgia
UK imposes new sanctions on Georgia, which Georgian Dream compares to the 1989 Soviet massacre
This is not the first time the UK has imposed sanctions on members of the Georgian government.
This is not the first time the UK has imposed sanctions on members of the Georgian government.
The document stated that the Georgian authorities have not implemented a single recommendation from the previous resolution.
Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze neglected to mention who carried out the deadly massacre.
Students, journalists among those participated in the marches.
The ruling party repeatedly appealed to the issue of territorial integrity during the 2024 pre-election campaign.
Georgian Dream and its satellites have long criticised foreign donors for supporting civil society and media.
Saba Sordia spent two days in detention after police claimed he disobeyed their orders.