Tag: Rustaveli Avenue

Georgia

Protesters block Rustaveli Ave  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze says: “The radicals’ violent resources have been depleted. The fourth attempt to revolution has been thwarted.”  

Georgia

Rustaveli Ave is blocked by university community members, historians and protesters.  

Ukraine

Georgia plunges into a democratic crisis as a pro-Russian president assumes power  

Georgia

Nika Melia: Kaladze had given instructions to district administrations three days ago to ensure that a certain number people were present at the event of the lighting of the Christmas tree. The directive included explicitly bringing along children. They only managed to gather about 500 people in total  

Georgia

Protesters gather on Rustaveli Avenue to take part in a protest action  

Georgia

Day 17 of Protests in Georgia  

Georgia

The President has arrived at a rally near the Parliament  

Georgia

The President addressed the demonstrators: We don’t need ‘Salome Salome’ or ‘Thank you Thank you’. We are here for two reasons, peace and justice, both of which require new elections.  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili : It seems that the Christmas tree lighting was postponed. I think they will be coming to me on St. Barbara’s Day  

Georgia

The March of Mothers joined the protesters on Rustaveli Avenue in front of Parliament  

Georgia

The environmentalists’ march joined the participants in the rally held in front of Parliament  

Georgia

Khatia Dekanoidze says the current picture of the illegitimate parliament is a disgrace to the regime. This is the disgusting image that Bidzina Ilvanisvili wants to establish in Georgia  

Georgia

Citizens gather at Freedom Square to watch the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Water cannon trucks, police and other security forces are stationed there.  

Georgia

Citizens gather at Freedom Square to watch the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Water cannon trucks, police and other security forces are stationed there.  

Georgia

Mamuka Khzaradze: Mamuka, we urge you to remain calm. Ivanishvili’s provocation could lead to civil conflict.