Thousands rally in Georgia after violent police crackdown on pro-EU protesters

Japan Today

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The protests and heavy crackdown comes as more than 100 serving Georgian diplomats have signed an open letter criticizing the government's decision to halt its trajectory toward EU membership.
Deutsche Welle
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Citizens have come together to protest against Georgian Dream's plan to postpone EU membership negotiations until 2028.
Ukrainska Pravda
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EU accession is overwhelmingly popular in Georgia according to opinion polls, and the move saw thousands protest outside the parliament building in Tbilisi on Thursday, with riot police using water cannon and gas to disperse them.
CNA
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Two politicians from the opposition Coalition for Change, Elene Khoshtaria and Nana Malashkhia, were reportedly injured during Thursday's protests.
The Moscow Times

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