Georgia

Police in Georgia raided opposition party offices and detained Nika Gvaramiya, leader of the Droa party, amid ongoing protests against the government’s decision to halt EU accession talks until 2028. Authorities claimed the raids…

Protests in Georgia intensified after the government's decision to delay EU accession talks until 2028. Demonstrators clashed with police outside the parliament in Tbilisi for the fifth consecutive day. Police used water cannons…

Mass protests have gripped Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, after Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's government suspended EU accession talks until 2028. The demonstrations, ongoing for four days, have resulted in 113 police injuries and 224…

Protests in Georgia intensified after the government’s decision to delay EU accession negotiations until 2028. Demonstrators in Tbilisi attacked the parliament building with fireworks and stones, prompting security forces to respond with…

Protests organized by opposition in Georgia against Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's government's decision to suspend EU candidacy negotiations until 2028 continue on the second day. Protesters gathered in front of the parliament building…

The decision of the Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze government to not bring EU accession negotiations to the agenda until 2028 on the grounds that Georgia's EU candidate status is being used as a tool to fuel radicalism and…

Police intervened to clear Chavchavadze Street in Tbilisi, Georgia, where protesters had blocked traffic with tents since November 17. Clashes erupted during the operation, with some protesters injured and others detained. Tear…

Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced a parliamentary vote of confidence for the new cabinet on November 25, despite ongoing opposition protests rejecting the October 26 election results. Kobakhidze emphasized the…

David Kirtadze, a representative of the United National Movement party, threw black paint at the head of the Central Election Commission and called him "black blot" during the meeting where Kalandarishvili was to announce the final results…