US and Georgia‘s Relationship Takes a Turn for the Worse
The US Department of State is not happy with how things are going in Georgia. The country’s government has been acting against its own constitution, and this has led to violence between police and protesters.
Last week, Georgia’s ruling party said it would stop trying to join the European Union until 2028. This decision goes against a promise made in the country’s constitution. It also means that Georgia is getting closer to Russia, which is not what the US wants to see happen.
Because of this, the US has put its strategic partnership with Georgia on hold. This means that the two countries will not be working together as closely as they used to. The US is unhappy with how the situation in Georgia is unfolding and is urging the country’s government to change course.
The US Department of State has criticized the Georgian government for its actions, calling them unconstitutional and a betrayal of the country’s commitment to being part of the European community. The department also condemned the violence between police and protesters.
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