More than 100 arrested as Georgian police clash with protesters over suspension of EU talks
- Thousands of demonstrators protested the Georgian government's decision to suspend negotiations to join the European Union outside parliament, resulting in clashes with police.
- The Interior Ministry reported that 107 people were arrested for "disobedience to lawful police orders and petty hooliganism" during the protests.
- Police used water cannons and tear gas against protesters who threw stones and other objects at law enforcement officers.
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Georgian opposition leader arrested as protests spread - Overpasses For America
Georgian police have arrested a prominent opposition leader after using water cannons and tear gas to scatter anti-government protesters who rallied outside parliament for the fourth straight night. The protests were sparked by the government’s announcement last week that it was suspending talks on joining the European Union. Critics saw that as confirmation of a Russian-influenced shift away from pro-Western policies, something the ruling party…
The capital of Georgia, Tbilisi, lived its fourth consecutive night of clashes between riot control forces and protesters protesting against the government's decision to freeze until 2028 the start of accession negotiations with the European Union (EU) and demand new parliamentary elections.Like the previous days, at night, opponents gathered at a protest rally next to the seat of Parliament, protected by a large police contingent.According to t…
Tbilisi in turmoil: Protests erupt over suspended EU talks
Thousands of protesters clashed with police in the Georgian capital for a third consecutive night on Saturday after Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s government suspended negotiations to join the European Union. Late Friday, Demonstrators broke through metal gates outside Georgia’s parliament buildings, using garbage bins and benches as makeshift barricades as riot police deployed tear gas and water cannons. Protesters also took to the streets …
Drone Footage Shows Protesters Pointing Laser Lights at Police in Tbilisi - uInterview
Thousands of Georgians gathered outside the country’s parliament on Nov. 28, to protest their government’s decision to halt European Union accession talks until 2028. Three employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) were injured overnight, the ministry said, along with about 10 journalists from various media outlets, according to local reports. In a previous statement, the MIA said some of the protesters were physically confronting and …
Protests continue in Georgia over EU talks delay and disputed elections - Türkiye Today
Georgia is witnessing escalating unrest as tens of thousands continue to protest against the government’s decision to postpone European Union membership talks and the fallout from a disputed parliamentary election. The demonstrations, now in their fourth day, have been met with a heavy-handed police response and growing international condemnation. Protesters, waving Georgian and European Union flags, gathered outside the parliament building in T…
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