Tag: Parliament

Georgia

Rasa Jukneviciene says Bidzina ivanishvili must be sanctioned, and state leaders should visit Georgia to facilitate new election  

Georgia

Today, President Zurabishvili will join a rally in front the Parliament  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili, tomorrow I will be with the people in front of Parliament and I will speak around 9:00 PM to make it clear we all agree that elections are not necessary.  

Georgia

President says new elections should be called immediately, and is ready to meet Ivanishvili  

Georgia

OSCE/ODIHR reaffirms its earlier findings & conclusions relating to the 26 October Parliamentary elections  

Georgia

Today, there will be more than 20 protests in Tbilisi as well as the surrounding regions.  

Georgia

OSCE/ODIHR : The election day was well administered in terms of its procedural aspects, but it was marked by a tense atmosphere and widespread intimidation both of voters and citizen observers.  

Georgia

Ana Dolidze, I am happy to inform you that the Dutch Parliament has adopted a resolution in support of the sanctioning of BidzinaIvanishvili  

Georgia

Nino Dolidze: We spoke with the Council of Europe delegation about what kind of reaction should follow everything we have witnessed–violations of people’s rights, torture, and inhuman treatment  

Georgia

A “March of Fathers”, and a procession of basketball players, have started heading towards Parliament  

Ukraine

Poll: Ukraine’s former President’s party leads the public in approval despite an overall critical view of Parliament  

Georgia

Davit Matikashvili says: “We are waiting for the EU’s proposal on opening negotiations as soon as possible!” “The ball is in EU’s court!”  

Georgia

Protesters block Rustaveli Ave  

Georgia

A march entitled “With Western education towards Europe!” A march titled “With Western Education Towards Europe!” is currently taking place towards Rustaveli Avenue  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili says that we are experiencing a Russian winter in Georgia, but will soon have a Georgian Spring! !  

Georgia

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