Tag: Georgian Parliament

Georgia

Water jets are used to disperse protesters in front of Parliament  

Georgia

Pascal Alizard is the Special Coordinator of OSCE, and the leader of the OSCE short-term observers mission. He sent a letter to Maka Bochorishvili, the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Georgia.  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili, on the USA decision: It is regrettable that an administration that is in control and should transfer power makes a statement like this and creates a position for the future government that may not be favorable  

Georgia

Police officers mobilize on April 9th street  

Georgia

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

Georgia

State Security Service: Certain groups try to organize provocations at rallys, aiming to create violent scenarios. Destructive actions will be considered in the case of violent overthrow.  

Georgia

The Parliament has expressed its confidence in the Government  

Georgia

Sitting alone, GD votes unanimously in Kobakhidze cabinet  

Georgia

The GD Parliament has endorsed the Government Program “Only Peace, Dignity and Prosperity for Europe”  

Georgia

Protesters block Rustaveli Avenue  

Georgia

On November 28, the Parliament will express its confidence in the government.  

Georgia

The Speaker of the Parliament explains the composition of the electoral college which will elect the President and in what case the second round will be called.  

Georgia

Public Defender claims Parliament is legitimate, but his team disagrees  

Georgia

President Zurabishvili: “Georgian Parliament Doesn’t Exist Anymore”  

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The Daily Beat: November 25,  

Georgia

Vakhtang Khmaladze, Parliament had no right of voting for recognition of authority. This is nothing but the seizure power – it should be prevented from being elected by all possible means.