Georgia PM offers no way out of EU deadlock - and blames Brussels
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Kobakhidze said he remained very committed to EU membership, but did not present a plan to resume negotiations, accusing the European Commission of blackmail, and refused to repeal two laws between the main points of disagreement with Brussels.
George Gabunya, a member of the Parliament of Georgia's ruling "Georgian Dream", reprioritized statements in Brussels about the refusal of several European leaders to take pictures with Prime Minister Irakli Kobahidze, transmitting a correspondent of the newspaper VZGLAD in Tbilisi. "The (Ukraineian leader Vladimir) Zelensky has many photographs with the Chairman of the European Commission Ursula von der Layen, the European Commissions Martha Ko…
GEORGIA'S prime minister accuses the EU of political blackmail and refuses to withdraw disputed laws.
Georgia PM offers no way out of EU deadlock - and blames Brussels
Kobakhidze said he remains “very committed” to EU accession but offered no plan to restart negotiations, accusing the European Commission of “blackmail” and refusing to repeal two laws among the main sticking points in the dispute with Brussels.
Photo: Euronews” Montenegro, Albania and Moldova are pushing forward to join the EU, while Armenia is considering applying to join the EU in 2027 or 2028. Georgia is still at a stalemate...”, - this is how Euronews responds to the “EU Enlargement Summit” organized by it in Brussels. A delegation from Georgia was presented at the summit entitled “Future of Europe”, and among the respondents we saw the Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobakhidze.…
In the conflict with the European Union, Tbilisi does not show leniency, which continues to adhere to the disputed legislation. The Georgian prime minister says Brussels should change its attitude.
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