Tag: European Parliament

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili will address the European Parliament today  

Georgia

MEP Tobias Kremer, on the Georgia Debate: Let’s show Europe can act when necessary and impose sanctions against those who take harsh actions against their own people  

Georgia

Dubravka Suica says: “The situation is deteriorating in Georgia – this is the very first instance where a candidate nation is rapidly and significantly departing from the European path.”  

Georgia

MEPs Demand Immediate Actions Against Georgia’s Electoral Fraud & Repression of Protests  

Georgia

Rasa Jukneviciene : “Salome Zurabishvili will be speaking in Strasbourg at the heartland of EU democracy. Is there any hope for Georgia?” Yes, there is still hope!  

Georgia

Malgorzata Gósiewska: Bloodshed? The arrest of President Zurabishvili. You said that the list of people who should be sanctioned was ready. Then do it!”  

Georgia

Vice President of the European Commission: “The EU won’t abandon the Georgians”  

Georgia

Metsola: Zurabishvili invited to speak at European Parliament  

Georgia

Thijs Reuten : GD tightens its grip steadily and decisively on society, in addition to the repressive actions we have already seen.  

Ukraine

German Member of European parliament cycles 600 km to raise money for Ukraine  

Georgia

Roberta Metsola: To the Georgian People: We see, we hear and we stand with – We invited President Zurabishvili at the European Parliament  

Georgia

Nathalie Loiseau, European Parliament member, says that the Georgian parliament wants to elect a far-right, pro-Russian president. I support Salome Zurabishvili.  

Georgia

Rasa Jukneviciene : Today there were no real Georgian elections; what happened was an absurdity. Salome Zurabishvili is the only legitimate official in Georgia  

Georgia

MEPs attended the ongoing rally at Rustaveli Avenue  

Georgia

The Daily Beat: December 12,  

Georgia

Rasa Jukneviciene : People are not only fighting for their freedom but also for the freedom of Europe – we’re here to send a message to our institutions that they must not just talk but act.