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Georgia Protests Continue Amid Government Decision to Delay EU Membership Bid

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Protests have been ongoing in Tbilisi for 10 days, with thousands of demonstrators marching through the streets and security forces firing tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds. The interior ministry reports that 48 individuals have been detained for disobedience to lawful police orders.

  1. EE
    Kaja Kallas
    Reform Party
    1. We condemn the violence against protesters & regret signals from ruling party not to pursue Georgia's path to EU and democratic backsliding of the country.
    2. It is clear that using violence against peacefulprotesters is not acceptable, and the Georgian government shouldrespect the will of the Georgian people.
    3. When it comes to the European Union, then thisclearly has consequences on our relationship with Georgia.
  2. GE
    Irakli Kobakhidze
    Georgian Dream
    1. We have won an important battle against liberal fascism in our country.
  3. RU
    Dmitry Peskov
    Krem­lin
    1. We have seen similar events in a number of countries. Probably the most direct parallel is the events of Maidan in Ukraine. All signs (are) of attempting to carry out an Orange Revolution.
  4. US
    Matthew Miller
    1. We reiterate our call to the Georgian government to return to its Euro-Atlantic path, transparently investigate all parliamentary election irregularities, and repeal anti-democratic laws that limit freedoms of assembly and expression.

Russia-Georgia Ties

  1. Mikheil Kavelashvili sworn in as Georgia's president
  2. Georgia elects Mikheil Kavelashvili as president, raising concerns over country's alignment with European Union
  3. Georgia's opposition leader arrested by police during intensifying government crackdown on protests

sources

  1. 1.Agenzia Nazionale Stampa Associata (ANSA)
  2. 2.CNN
  3. 3.The Times of India
  4. 4.Le Monde
  5. 5.France 24
  6. 6.DW News
  7. 7.Agence France-Presse
  8. 8.Interpressnews
  9. 9.Reuters

perspectives

  1. 1.Russian Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Protests
  3. 3.Authoritarianism
  4. 4.Espionage
  5. 5.European Commission under Ursula von der Leyen
  6. 6.Electoral Fraud
  7. 7.Freedom of the press
  8. 8.Hungary under Viktor Orbán
  9. 9.Enlargement of the European Union

countries

  1. 1.BulgariaBG
  2. 2.BelarusBY
  3. 3.CzechiaCZ
  4. 4.GermanyDE
  5. 5.FranceFR
  6. 6.ItalyIT
  7. 7.NetherlandsNL
  8. 8.Russian FederationRU
  9. 9.UkraineUA
  10. 10.United StatesUS

organizations

  1. 1.Georgian DreamGE
  2. 2.European Union
  3. 3.Krem­linRU
  4. 4.D:Ream
  5. 5.EU Parliament
  6. 6.Akhali
  7. 7.Democratic Resilience Program
  8. 8.Election Commission
  9. 9.EU Council
  10. 10.European Commission
  11. 11.National Democratic Institute
  12. 12.Tbilisi State University

persons

  1. 1.Salome ZourabichviliGE
  2. 2.Irakli KobakhidzeGE
  3. 3.Levan Ioseliani
  4. 4.Alexander Kavtaradze
  5. 5.Giorgi MargvelashviliGE
  6. 6.Ursula Von Der LeyenDE
  7. 7.Vladimir PutinRU
  8. 8.Zurab Datunashvili
  9. 9.Alexandre Elisashvili
  10. 10.António CostaPT
  11. 11.Data Kharaishvili
  12. 12.David Tchirkhadze

technicals

  1. 1.Soviet Union
  2. 2.Black Sea
  3. 3.Maidan Revolution