Tag: Georgian Dream

Ukraine

Georgia’s Maidan Moment: Tbilisi rises against Russian influence  

Georgia

Non-Governmental Organisations: Civil servants under pressure who publicly condemned the change of state’s direction and the decision to suspend EU accession until 2028.  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze says that it’s good that the system is now in self-cleaning mode. This process will be completed. It’s also a problem when teachers or public servants have trouble understanding what they read.  

Ukraine

Georgian opposition leader arrested briefly during crackdown on pro EU rally  

Georgia

Mikheil Janelidze, on Irakli Kobakhidze’s offer to hold discussion: I’m ready to sit with you and hold a public debate on the Public Broadcaster channel.  

Georgia

Kakha Kaladze, on the statement by the employees of City Hall: “I was expecting this. We have announced a reorganization at City Hall, relocations will be planned. God bless everyone as they go.”  

Georgia

Kobakhidze Attempts to Minimize EU and U.S. Fallout, Threatens Protesters  

Ukraine

New analysis reveals that Georgian Dream stole 15% votes in the “legitimate” election.  

Georgia

Georgian Ambassador to U.S. Resignation  

Georgia

The police used a water cannon to disperse the protesters in front of the parliament  

Ukraine

Zourabichvili declares that she will remain Georgian President until a legitimate parliament is elected  

Georgia

President: The statements made by the Prime Minister and the Speaker of Parliament today only show that the ruling party has been confused today.  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili says we are in a deep and serious crisis. What we need is stability. I will stay on as president during the transition until new elections.  

Georgia

Mamuka Mdinaradze, on the USA’s decision: They are hurrying ahead of Trump’s inauguration. The rally has lost momentum, and they are helping. What did they stop us doing, visa-free trade, direct flights, or free travel?  

Ukraine

Georgian President refuses to step aside, rallies nation against Russian influence  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili says this is not a revolutionary movement, but a stabilization one. We may need a technical administration