


Escalating Protests in Georgia as EU Accession Negotiations Halted
Mass protests erupt in Tbilisi over the Georgian government's suspension of EU accession talks, leading to clashes and numerous hospitalizations.
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Protests in Tbilisi against the suspension of EU accession talks escalated, resulting in over 40 hospitalizations. Prime Minister Kobakhidze defended the decision amidst accusations of a shift towards authoritarianism and Russia's influence. Demonstrations highlight concerns over democratic backsliding and calls for new elections, following disputed elections in October 2024.
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