Police and protesters clash in Georgia over EU talks delay

Aljazeera

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Some protesters tossed fireworks at police while shouting “Russians” and “Slaves!”
Guardian
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Police used water cannon, pepper spray and tear gas against masked young protesters angry over the decision by the ruling Georgian Dream party to suspend the EU accession talks over what it called "blackmail" by Brussels.
The Gazette
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Pro-EU demonstrators gathered outside Tbilisi’s parliament building on Thursday evening after Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili accused the government of declaring “war” on its people by postponing the talks, setting up barricades as riot police were deployed to the scene.
Novaya Gazeta. Europe
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Demonstrations broke out, supported by pro-European President Salome Zurabishvili, who is calling for resistance.
Le Monde

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