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At least 143 policemen suffered serious injuries in clashes with protesters at anti-government rallies in front of the Georgian parliament since November 28, the country’s Deputy Interior Minister Alexander Darakhvelidze said. …
Georgia’s Constitutional Court dismissed lawsuits filed by President Salome Zurabichvili and 30 opposition MPs last month that sought to declare results of the October 26 parliamentary elections unconstitutional due to alleged …
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze claimed a “foreign-influenced attempt to organise 'Maidan scenario' events in Georgia through alleged involvement of the domestic opposition and its “affiliated groups" had …
He stressed that the opposition is disseminating this information
The head of state emphasized that she intends to achieve holding new elections to the parliament
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has ruled out the possibility of holding talks with the opposition due to the current situation in the country. "No, of course. No negotiations," Kobakhidze said at …
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze accused “foreign-funded” domestic opposition forces of “inciting violence” during ongoing protests, claiming they were “sacrificing” people, including the youth, for …
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze did not rule out that Georgia's opposition political parties could be declared …
Forty-eight rooms in the Georgian parliamentary building have been damaged by the protesters, Georgia's parliament speaker Shalva Papuashvili said. "Dur to media coverage many might be thinking that [the protesters] failed to …
Several players of the Georgian national football team supported the protests in Tbilisi, noting that the country's path lies in Europe. Their statement was commented on by the Secretary General of the ruling party and former football player Kakha Kaladze.
Another protest of dissatisfied opposition took place near the Georgian Parliament on Rustaveli Avenue last night. As before, it was against the decision to postpone Georgia's integration into the EU until 2028.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze emphasised the Maidan-inspired scenario would not take place in the country. Kobakhidze’s comments came after public protests had been held outside the country’s Parliament in …
President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe Pia Kauma said Georgia's October 26 …
Police deploying water cannon, tear gas and pepper spray confronted pro-European protesters erecting barricades in Tbilisi on Saturday after Georgia's ruling party said it was halting EU accession talks until 2028
Public protests were held on Friday outside the Georgian Parliament in Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi and Zugdidi against the government’s decision to halt the state’s EU accession talks until 2028. The anti-government rally …
A protest in Tbilisi escalated into clashes with security forces. Dozens of Interior Ministry employees were injured. The protest ended in the morning.
Georgia's Central Election Commission said it had cancelled the registration for the remaining candidates nominated by the party lists of the domestic opposition Coalition for Change, involving Ahali, Girchi - More Freedom, and Droa parties, …
The yellow security level will remain in effect in the Georgian Parliament tomorrow. This means that it will only be possible to enter the parliament building in Tbilisi with special invitations.
Georgia’s 11th Parliament has started performing its duties and convened for its inaugural session on Monday. The new Georgian …
The Georgian Parliament announced the yellow level of security would be in effect in the venue on Monday in Tbilisi, restricting visitors’ access to …
