Tag: Tbilisi

Georgia

Rasa Jukneviciene : “Salome Zurabishvili will be speaking in Strasbourg at the heartland of EU democracy. Is there any hope for Georgia?” Yes, there is still hope!  

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

Rustaveli Ave is blocked by university community members, historians and protesters.  

Georgia

The Daily Beat: 16th December  

Georgia

Metsola: Zurabishvili invited to speak at European Parliament  

Ukraine

Georgia plunges into a democratic crisis as a pro-Russian president assumes power  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili says “Men in Black” are cursing, threatening, and spreading violence on the Tbilisi metro – no police to protect citizens  

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

Lithuanian Foreign Ministry: We support both the position of Georgian President and the position taken by NGOs that new elections are the best way to resolve this situation.  

Georgia

Aleko Elisashvili is released from courtroom  

Georgia

Estonia Sanctions Kobakhidze and 14 Other Officials for Crackdown  

Georgia

Lithuania Sanctions Kobakhidze and 16 Other Officials for Crackdown  

Georgia

March of internally displaced people from Republic Square to the Parliament Building  

Georgia

Kakha Kaladze says sanctions are not an issue. Everything will change. The world and Europe will be different. The Europe we desire will return. Today we are witnessing a peak of injustice  

Georgia

Amnesty International : The analysis points out systematic, state sanctioned human right violations – We call on the Georgian authorities end the violence, free the detainees and conduct a thorough inquiry  

Georgia

A march is being held by representatives of the arts, restorers and art historians from Marjanishvili Square to the Parliament