In Tbilisi, the Church of Saint George has emerged as a refuge for protesters amidst ongoing repression from the Georgian government. The church remains politically neutral, focusing instead on providing spiritual support to those affected by the demonstrations. As tensions…
Thousands of protesters rallied in front of the Georgian Parliament in Tbilisi for the twelfth consecutive night, demanding closer ties with the European Union. They accuse the government of abandoning the country’s European aspirations and embracing pro-Russian authoritarianism. Despite clashes…
In Georgia, thousands have taken to the streets for the eleventh consecutive day, demanding a pro-European stance and EU integration. Despite increasing police violence, including the use of water cannons and tear gas, demonstrators remain undeterred. The government’s response has…
On December 7, thousands of pro-European Union protesters in Tbilisi marched toward the Georgian Parliament for the tenth consecutive night, opposing the government accused of abandoning the country’s European aspirations and rigging recent elections. Diverse religious leaders came together to…
A TV journalist and cameraman were attacked by masked individuals while reporting on pro-European Union protests in Tbilisi, Georgia. Maka Chikhladze from TV Pirveli was thrown to the ground, and cameraman Giorgi Shetsiruli was kicked in the head. These incidents…
Georgia is facing significant unrest following disputed legislative elections won by the ruling Georgian Dream party. Thousands of pro-EU protesters have marched toward the Parliament in Tbilisi, demanding accountability and expressing frustration over the government’s decision to delay European Union…
In Tbilisi, Georgia, thousands protested for the sixth consecutive day against the pro-Russian government led by Prime Minister Irakli Kobachidse, following the delay of EU accession talks. Clashes erupted as police used water cannons and tear gas on demonstrators, resulting…
Tensions escalate in Tbilisi as Georgian police deploy water cannons and tear gas against pro-EU protesters on the sixth night of demonstrations. This unrest follows Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s controversial decision to halt EU membership talks. Protesters, fearing a return…
Clashes in Tbilisi, Georgia, on December 2 resulted in injuries to 26 individuals, primarily protesters, according to the Ministry of Health. Thousands rallied against government policies accused of being authoritarian and pro-Russian. The protests were sparked by the ruling Georgian…
Georgia has witnessed a fifth consecutive night of large-scale protests in Tbilisi, as demonstrators express outrage over the government’s decision to freeze its EU membership application until 2028. Thousands have taken to the streets, with protests spreading to other cities…
Tensions continue to rise in Tbilisi, Georgia, as protests against the government’s anti-EU stance enter their fourth night. Demonstrators clashed with police, throwing fireworks and setting up barricades. Authorities responded with water cannons and tear gas, resulting in multiple arrests…
Tensions in Georgia have escalated following the announcement to postpone EU membership talks until 2028, leading to violent protests in the capital, Tbilisi. Thousands clashed with police who used rubber bullets and tear gas against demonstrators. The U.S. has suspended…
