Georgia has fired around 700 civil servants for supporting pro-European Union protests in the South Caucasus country since ...

This is an astronomical sum in Georgia, where the average monthly salary is 1,300 laris (€415). Georgian NGOs had been assisting the targeted protesters ... modeled after a Russian law.

Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said. Europecategory· February 4, 2025 Georgia plans tougher penalties for protesters amid political crisis The Georgian government is pushing ...

Georgia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Maka Bochorishvili addresses a press conference following bilateral talks with her Hungarian counterpart at the Foreign Office in Budapest, Hungary, on December ...

Two French Journalists Denied Entry to Georgia After Covering Protests By Felix Light (Reuters ... which critics say has taken an authoritarian and pro-Russian turn. Photojournalist Jerome ...

For the past four months, Georgia has been gripped by mass protests tied to the November 2024 elections. The demonstrations, fuelled by fears of authoritarianism and Russian influence, have ...

Georgia Fired 700 Civil Servants for Supporting Pro-EU Protests, Watchdog Says (Reuters ... which critics say is moving in a pro-Russian and authoritarian direction, said it was freezing ...

Both journalists had covered street protests and a crackdown that came after Georgia's October parliamentary ... guards have repeatedly denied entry to Russian critics of the Kremlin, including ...

April 15 (Reuters) - Georgia has fired ... International. Large protests erupted in November, after the government, which critics say is moving in a pro-Russian and authoritarian direction ...