Tag: Georgians

Georgia

Chairman of the Helsinki Commission : Today, brave Georgians are voting to exercise their rights and decide the future of their country.  

Georgia

MEP Rihards Kos: Georgia at a crossroads – choose Europe or risk greater Russian control  

Ukraine

Georgia denies journalists entry to cover elections amid rising Russian Influence  

Georgia

Helsinki Commission: We need to continue to support Georgians in their efforts to defend their democracy, and to continue their chosen path to Euro-Atlantic Integration  

Georgia

Kakha Okriashvili urges voters reject “False Dream”, and choose Europe  

Georgia

Foreigners can enter Georgia by submitting a negative PCR test  

Georgia

Mamuka Khazaradze: In four days, we will have to decide whether to leave a government that serves Russia, or to choose a new government that will serve national interests of Georgians.  

Georgia

Mikheil Sarjveladze, Constitution of 1921 is a model legal act for civilized world  

Georgia

Ministers of European Affairs from 13 EU countries: We expect the Georgian Government to ensure free and fair election – we hope this will be an option in favor of a European future  

Georgia

Michael Roth: Georgians rewriting history – Tbilisi the real capital of Europe  

Georgia

Ana Natsvlishvili says today’s rally unites tens thousands of people and is a loud statement that the Georgians are separating themselves with the Russian oligarchs, and are not joining Russia  

Georgia

Public defender: we know that unknown persons are stealing ID cards from voters using threats, intimidation and violence – so we demand that the law enforcement authorities start an investigation.  

Georgia

Macron: We all saw the will of Georgians who came out in the street and called for more Europe  

Georgia

Pawel Herczynski : “Georgia could lose all EU financial assistance if the accession process halts.”  

Georgia

Gitanas Nuseda: Georgia is holding crucial elections – if pro European forces win, we can expect to see a new path and we welcome it.  

Georgia

Ian Kelly: A dramatic change of direction is dangerous, because it is unacceptable by the majority Georgians