Georgian protesters clash with police for a second night after EU talks are suspended

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Clashes broke out later between protesters and police, who moved in to clear the area outside parliament, beating demonstrators, some of whom threw objects.
The Moscow Times
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Violence has broken out again in Georgia's capital after protesters took to the streets near parliament over the suspension of EU membership talks.
Sky News
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Police and anti-government demonstrators clashed violently in Tbilisi after Georgia's ruling party, which has been accused of being "pro-Russian," suspended negotiations for European Union (EU) membership until 2028.
Newsweek
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Protesters and police threw bottles, stones and other objects at each other.
Ukrainska Pravda

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