Georgian protesters clash with police for a second night after EU talks are suspended
Thousands of demonstrators protesting the Georgian government's decision to suspend negotiations to join the European Union rallied outside the parliament and clashed with police for a second straight night on Friday.
Georgian Police Begin Clearing Streets After Protesters Regroup
Georgian police and special forces began clearing protesters and barricades from the main avenue in Tbilisi after a second night of clashes, triggered by the ruling party announcement that it will delay talks with the European Union on membership.
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Georgia’s parliament set a date for national and local lawmakers to pick a new president, paving the way for the ruling ...
Georgia's ruling party on Wednesday nominated Mikheil Kavelashvili, a former parliamentary deputy and professional soccer player, as its candidate for president in an election due to be held on Dec.
On Friday evening, protesters again swarmed the parliament, with some trying to break the metal gates to the building.
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