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The issue of Georgia will be raised at the meeting of the EU Foreign Ministers tomorrow.  

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The Daily Beat: Friday, 15 December  

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Salome Zurabishvili : I stressed that the only peaceful solution to the crisis is political, through new election!  

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Government: The Georgian Authorities have the right and the ability to counteract the anti-Georgian decisions of the Governments in Lithuania and Estonia by reciprocal measures. However, out of respect for the Lithuanians & the Estonians we find it unreasonable to take this step  

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Shalva Papuashvili: The sanctions are an attack on the Georgians and their government. We have observed for a long period of time that both governments act on instructions from others.  

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International Reactions to Kavelashvili’s Election  

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HR/VP Kallas: Suspension Visa-Free Travel for Diplomats is “Symbolic” First step  

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Latvian Foreign Minister: we are waiting on decisions regarding travel of diplomatic passport holders  

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The New Parliament will not consider any resolutions on foreign affairs submitted by the opposition.  

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Lithuanian Foreign Ministry: We support both the position of Georgian President and the position taken by NGOs that new elections are the best way to resolve this situation.  

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Kaja Kallas at the FAC meeting: The two main issues are visa restrictions and sanctions.  

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Georgian ambassador summoned by Estonian Foreign Ministry  

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Luxembourg Foreign Minister: We should punish those who are responsible for violence, not the protesters.  

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Margus Tsahkna : I will not recognize the results as transparent, fair, or democratic because they were not. If the Georgian authorities don’t change their course there is the possibility of suspending the visa liberalization.  

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UK Minister warns FM Botchorishvili about police violence and arbitrary arrests in Georgia  

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Shalva Papuashvili said: “We saw the statements made by some ambassadors and European leaders that “This was peace, didn’t they throw the poppies and the daisies? These were not stones or fireworks – they incited the aggressors to even greater violence