


Mass Protests in Georgia Against Suspension of EU Accession Talks Intensify
Protests escalate in Tbilisi following the Georgian government's suspension of EU accession talks, marked by clashes with police and demands for new elections.
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Tensions rise in Georgia as thousands protest the ruling Georgian Dream party's suspension of EU accession negotiations. Armed with barricades and fireworks, demonstrators face riot police using tear gas and water cannons. Accusations of election manipulation linger after October's disputed vote. President Zourabichvili demands new elections while over 290 protesters are detained and critical injuries reported. Amid rising authoritarian practices and pro-Russian policies, the EU expresses concern over Georgia's democratic backsliding. Prime Minister Kobakhidze hints at resuming talks if EU ‘blackmail’ ceases, intensifying the political impasse.
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