Tag: Georgian Dream

Georgia

International Reactions To Mikheil Kavelashvili’s Inauguration As GD’s President Elect  

Georgia

GD Elected Kavelashvili Signs into Law Repressive Legislation  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze says that the direct mention of Credit Suisse in the sanctions document shows that the Credit Suisse dispute in reality was not a business issue, but a pure political one  

Georgia

Nino Dolidze : Legitimacy belongs Salome Zurabishvili a person. We will continue to fight for an European future as long as it is necessary.  

Georgia

Laura Thornton: I find the language of the text to be very general and vague. If Georgian banks don’t comply, they will lose access to international financial institutions as well as the SWIFT system. Ivanishvili’s not an invincible lord  

Georgia

Zaza Tavadze says the prefix, called “the so-called government”, will not disappear until free and transparent election are held. This parliament is illegal  

Ukraine

Anti-Western Kavelashvili is sworn in as Georgian president, pro EU Zourabichvili contests legitimacy  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze : Everyday, 1,000 people gather. This is the activity of political and non-governmental organizations. The protest of 1,000 people can’t outweigh more than 1,120,000 votes  

Georgia

Michael McCaul welcomes sanctions against Georgian Dream’s puppeteer BidzinaIvanishvili  

Georgia

Tina Bokuchava says the sanctions imposed by the United States on Bidzina ivanishvili prove that he is a Russian agent in Georgia  

Georgia

Baiba Braze: The United States sanctions against Bidzina ivanishvili are an important step towards solving the political crisis of Georgia  

Georgia

Benjamin Haddad: The Georgian Dream’s threat to arrest President Salome Zurabishvili, is unacceptable and incompatible any kind of European perspective  

Georgia

Antony Blinken, the United States sanctioned Bidzina ivanishvili because she undermined Georgia’s democratic future and Euro-Atlantic future for Russia.  

Georgia

BREAKING: U.S. Sanctions Bidzina ivanishvili  

Georgia

Giorgi Gakharia, it is tragic and unfortunate when a country’s decision-maker is sanctioned. This does not mean we have won; it means the fight and work will continue.  

Georgia

Nika Melia on the U.S. sanctioning of Ivanishvili: To everyone–subordinates, those compromised in various ways, and supporters–they kept promising that he would ‘fix it.’ He couldn’t fix the problem! He’s losing what he values most