Georgia's Tens of Thousands Protest Against "Foreign Agent" Bill Amid US Concerns

Riot police have used tear gas, water cannons, and stun grenades to disperse peaceful protests, resulting in the detention of at least 20 people, including two US citizens and one Russian national. The protesters are among several thousand opponents of the bill who have taken to the streets to voice their opposition. The Georgian Parliament is set to adopt the controversial law, with the governing Georgia Dream party intent on passing it at a final hearing expected on Tuesday. The protests have been ongoing for weeks, with many Georgians expressing concerns that the law would undermine the country's bid to join Europe and restrict its ability to receive foreign funding.