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Georgia suspends talks on joining the EU for 4 years, accusing the bloc of 'blackmail'

Georgia is suspending talks on joining the European Union for four years, citing blackmail and manipulation from some politicians in the bloc.
The ruling party has decided to exclude EU negotiations from the agenda until the end of 2028 and reject budgetary grants.
Protests erupted in Tblisi as politicians accused the government of declaring war on its own people with this decision.

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Caucasus: Georgia suspends EU talks

This was announced by Prime Minister Irakli Kobachidze on Thursday afternoon in Tbilisi. Pro-Western demonstrators then took to the streets and police intervened.

Conservative Georgian PM Kobakhidze Suspends Talks for Joining the European Union Until 2028: ‘They Must Speak to Georgia With Dignity, Not Through Blackmail and Insults’

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3 months ago·United States

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El Mundo

Georgia renounces the European Union and sparks a spark like that of Ukrainian Maidan

The capital of Georgia is being the scene of strong protests after the ruling party has suspended negotiations for EU membership after denouncing...

3 months ago·Madrid, Spain

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Arutz Sheva

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telex.hu

Georgia postpones its application for EU membership until 2028

The decision was made following the EP's resolution.

3 months ago

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CGTN

Georgian government suspends accession negotiations with EU

The Georgian government has suspended negotiations over the country's accession to the European Union and rejects any budgetary grants until the end of 2028, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced at a briefing on Thursday.He said Georgia

3 months ago·Beijing, China

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