The US Congress has reportedly called for more sanctions on Ivanishvili’s circle, while no Georgian Dream officials have been invited to Trump’s inauguration.
The news of the act’s introduction coincides with the confirmation of Zourabichvili’s attendance at Trump’s inauguration.
Georgian Dream targeted critics with a statement blending the so-called Global War Party, the Deep State, migration, George Soros, and LGBT propaganda.
Macron’s comments on Georgian elections sparked outrage from the ruling party.
Since daily protests began in November, tens of thousands of people have gathered in front of the parliament to protest the government’s EU U-turn.
The proposed visit has been characterised by critics as a sign of Western legitimisation of Georgian Dream’s contested election.
We continue our live coverage of the fallout and widespread protests over Georgia’s EU accession U-turn.
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