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Parliament receives a proposal to restructure the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure
14 minutes ago
Georgia
Giorgi Bzhalava, police officer: What condition would you expect a policeman to be in when you hit him? Irakli Dgebuadze was red when I saw him 10-15 minutes after the incident
29 minutes ago
Ukraine
Ukraine’s democratic system is in danger of collapse as civil society assistance disappears
39 minutes ago
Georgia
Tina Bokuchava, PACE: On Thursday the PACE is likely to adopt the most strict resolution, demanding once again new elections and the freedom of political prisoners. The “Dream’ delegation will not be allowed to return to PACE if they do not comply.
54 minutes ago
Georgia
Here is the translated text: Changes in the “Grants Law” 07.04.2025/16:12 With the planned changes to the “Grants Law,” foreign grants will need to be approved by the government or someone authorized by the government
1 hour ago
Georgia
Nika Gvaramia, Zurab Japaridze and the Parliamentary Temporary Investigative Commission will be hearing tomorrow
1 hour ago
Serbia
Students from Serbia who are cycling to Strasbourg will be welcomed with a red carpet in Bratislava
1 hour ago
Ukraine
EU envoy: No talks with Trump administration yet on Russian sanctions relief
1 hour ago
Georgia
Nika Gvaramia : The regime is on crutches and standing on clay-based feet. These feet must be completely broken in order for this “giant”, to fall.
2 hours ago
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