Two leaders of the Georgian opposition were detained on December 6 following court rulings during a crackdown on pro-European Union groups protesting against the suspension of EU accession negotiations by the government. Nika Gvaramia, leader of the opposition party ‘Coalition…
Pro-European Union protests continue in Tbilisi for a seventh night as the opposition faces increasing government pressure. Following accusations of electoral fraud in October’s legislative elections, demonstrators gather despite arrests of opposition leaders, including Nika Gvaramia. The government, led by…
In Tbilisi, Georgia, police forcibly removed opposition leader Nika Gvaramia from his party’s headquarters as tensions heightened following a week of pro-EU protests. Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze labeled the protests ‘violent actions’ and vowed accountability for their organizers. With over…
On December 4, 2024, Georgian police violently arrested Nika Gvaramia, leader of the opposition party Akhali, during a raid at his party’s office. The incident occurred as protests against the government continued for the seventh consecutive night, driven by accusations…
Nika Gvaramia, the leader of an opposition party in Georgia, was reportedly beaten by police and taken unconscious during an altercation. The Coalition for Change party claimed that Gvaramia was assaulted and forcibly placed into a detention vehicle, raising concerns…
Mass protests in Georgia have erupted as citizens express their dissatisfaction with the ruling Georgian Dream party, accusing it of moving the country closer to Russia instead of the European Union. Protests are marked by clashes with police, allegations of…
Thousands of protesters continue to gather in Tbilisi, demanding that the Georgian government reject closer ties with Russia and adhere to its European aspirations. Tensions have escalated as police deploy water cannons and tear gas against demonstrators while reports of…
