US Edition"Russia Is Conquering Us without War": How Georgia Seems Lost to the Eu, a Year After Withdrawing From the Accession Process
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While Georgia's government is scolding the EU more and more openly, the population is fighting for accession. What are the consequences? Answers to the most important questions
It was exactly one year ago that Georgia, through its then-Prime Minister, announced that it would not hold accession negotiations with the European Union until 2028. Protests against that decision have been taking place daily since then. A recent EU report now states that the country is further away from membership than ever before.
Dozens of diplomats have issued a statement, noting that a year has passed since the Georgian Dream party halted the EU integration process and hindered the country’s development. The diplomats say the EU and NATO remain the only way for Georgia to consolidate its sovereignty and secure a peaceful future. They emphasize that Russia’s aggression in Ukraine in 2022 gave Georgia a historic opportunity to join the EU, which led to candidate status.
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