US EditionTo avoid Ukraine 2.0, the US must support the Georgian people
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To avoid Ukraine 2.0, the US must support the Georgian people
Georgia has seen widespread protests against the government's decision to suspend EU accession and the passage of laws targeting civil society, and the U.S. and EU should respond with consequences and support for civil society.
Georgian Police Continue Crackdown On Pro-European Protests In Tbilisi
Pro-European demonstrators shot fireworks at Georgia's parliament during ongoing protests over the prime minister's decision to end accession talks with the European Union. Georgian police are continuing a crackdown on pro-European demonstrators that has included beatings and hundreds of arrests.
Georgia has been rocked for more than a week by a protest movement against the government, accused by the opposition of alienating this South Caucasus country from its ambition to join the EU and of rigging the parliamentary elections on October 26. During nine nights of demonstrations, most dispersed by force, police and protesters clashed in front of the parliament in Tbilisi, as well as in other cities across the country. A devastating explos…
Demonstrators are demanding new elections and a return to European integration.
Protesters accuse the government of taking the country away from its ambition to join the European Union, and of having rigged the parliamentary elections on 26 October.
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