Police use water cannon as Georgia EU protests erupt for second night
For the second night running, police deployed tear gas and made heavy use of water cannon against the demonstrators. Earlier, more than 100 diplomats and civil servants in Georgia signed an open letter saying the government's decision does not align with Georgia's strategic interests.
Georgian police crack down on pro-EU demonstrators after halting EU membership bid ‘until 2028’
Georgian riot police in Tbilisi have violently cracked down on a pro-EU demonstration sparked by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s earlier announcement that Georgia was halting its EU membership bid “until 2028.
Georgia has been rocked by protests after its increasingly autocratic government said it would halt the former Soviet country ...
Police in Georgia’s capital have moved in to break up a tent camp that demonstrators set up on a central thoroughfare to ...
Personal items, including the Rolex, diamond ring, other jewelry and a license plate bearing their initials were found.
A New York family has confirmed that remains recently found in a pond outside a Georgia hotel are those of their grandparents ...
The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has reported the detention of 107 people at a rally near the parliament building.
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