Mamuka Mdinaradze – Sanctions will be stricter towards drugs sellers
15:18, 22.05.2018
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Mdinaradze says ambassadors urged to release Saakashvili, as nearly dying, which was untrue; now, same countries urge to revoke transparency bill
- Majority leader: Such law is never in interests of any country except for country where it is in effect
- MP Mdinaradze says the Georgian transparency bill bears no bans unlike in other countries, neither affects physical individuals
- MP Elisashvili physically insulted majority leader Mdinaradze
- MP Mdinaradze: State compelled to address opaque funding; bill targets all foreign funding sources, including Russia
- MP Mdinaradze says no to Russian laws and no to slavery, as decisions are made based on Georgia's interests
- Majority leader believes US should lift sanctions on judges
- Majority leader guarantees opposition not to concretize what is Russian in Transparency of Foreign Influence bill
- Majority Leader: Georgia to become EU member without compromising national pride
- Majority leader: Government fights for transparency, UNM, NGOs - for black money
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Protesters verbally, physically assault TV Imedi, POSTV film crews
- Transparency Law protester with cold weapon apprehended
- Speaker sees UNM as genuine organizer of protest, certain NGOs as part of UNM
- Speaker urges embassies to clarify position on ultimatum by NGO funded by Denmark, Netherlands
- State Dept Spox says US joins EU allies in urging Georgia not to enact legislation against Georgian people will