TBILISI, Georgia — The president and prime minister of Georgia on Sunday lashed out at each other at a ceremony marking the country’s independence day as strong tensions persist over a law ...
Georgia's president on Saturday vetoed its "foreign agents" bill, a controversial piece of legislation that has led to weeks of protest in the former Soviet republic and is seen by many as a tug ...
Police use a chemical irritant while trying to block demonstrators near the Parliament building during a protest of “the Russian law” in the center of Tbilisi, Georgia, on Monday. (Zurab ...
Georgian security forces used water cannon and tear gas against protesters outside parliament late on Tuesday, sharply escalating a crackdown after lawmakers debated a "foreign agents" bill, which ...
Two figures dressed in black and with their faces covered are caught on security camera vandalizing the Media Development Foundation office in the Georgian capital Tbilisi. The video, taken in the ...
TBILISI, May 1 (Reuters) - Georgia's parliament on Wednesday approved the second reading of a bill on "foreign agents" that has been criticised as Kremlin-inspired, as police fired tear gas and ...
Georgian riot police are currently locked in a tense stand-off with protesters, demonstrating against a controversial “foreign agents” law, outside the parliament in Tbilisi. Masked officers ...
Irakli Kobakhidze speaks in support of the 'foreign agents' bill. He said he had been given a menacing warning by an EU commissioner Credit: Irakli Gedenidze/Reuters The Georgian prime minister ...
Thousands of Georgian opposition supporters came out on April 30 for another night of protests against the so-called "foreign agents" bill, legislation that critics say would stifle civil society.
Tension rises as crowds protest nightly in capital Former PM rails against West in rare speech Stakes high for ruling party after climbdown last year TBILISI, May 1 (Reuters) - Spurred on by a ...
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The president and prime minister of Georgia have lashed out at each other at a ceremony marking the country’s independence day TBILISI, Georgia -- The president and prime minister of Georgia on ...