Tag: Georgian Parliament

Georgia

Jim Risch: Although much-overdue sanctions against Bidzina ivanishvili have finally been issued, more must be done  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze is the chairman of the Georgian parliament. He stated that the country had not had a patriotic leader for more than 20 years and that Mikheil Kvelashvili has now the responsibility of creating a new tradition. This is a big responsibility, but I’m confident that he will handle this excellently.  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili: the sixth president will inherit an extremely heavy legacy after Salome Zurabishvili discredited the institution that is the presidency.  

Georgia

Giorgi Vashadze says that our struggle will continue and end in victory. The process in the parliament is a circus. It’s a fake ceremony behind closed doors.  

Georgia

On Rustaveli Avenue there is a clash between protesters and police. Several people have been arrested.  

Georgia

Protests resume near Parliament Rustaveli Avenue is blocked  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili, a former Moscow resident, says that not all of the people who dare tell us such things today from Brussels used to do so in Moscow.  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili: If Salome Zurabishvili is literally seen clinging on to her chair, it will only cause ridicule among the Georgian public  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze says we will hold a dialog with the leaders of all four parties in the next few weeks. Our opposition, the radical parties, are secondary forces. They have their own masters, and we prefer to have a conversation with them.  

Georgia

EU Ambassador Meets Media, Says EU-Georgia Relations at Lowest Point Ever  

Georgia

Thijs Reuten : GD tightens its grip steadily and decisively on society, in addition to the repressive actions we have already seen.  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili: The sanctions are an attack on the Georgians and their government. We have observed for a long period of time that both governments act on instructions from others.  

Georgia

The New Parliament will not consider any resolutions on foreign affairs submitted by the opposition.  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili says that, in the face of attacks by post-Soviet governments on the Georgians and their government, every citizen is now asking the same question to which 54% of voters already responded: Do we want to govern ourselves or do we wish to be governed by others?  

Georgia

The participants of the rally presented their diplomas to Parliament  

Georgia

The bill that prohibits the use of pyrotechnics and masks at rallies was approved in its final reading. If they are used, the protester is fined 2,000 GEL