Tea Tsulukiani – Two-day protests had to do with radicalism rather than drug policy
12:42, 15.05.2018
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Georgia, Turkey renew Cultural Cooperation Program
- Culture Minister claims gov't to do everything to avert shootouts; and maintain peace and stability in Georgia
- Culture Minister says NGOs should agree on transparency as way to revitalize
- Culture Minister labels polish Sejm resolution on Saakashvili as unfriendly gesture," slams EU Ambassador's "concerns"
- Culture Minister: We are gov't in charge of safeguarding country's stability and peace
- Culture Minister speaks of court independence, advises all stakeholders not to influence judiciaries
- Culture Minister: Georgian President should share her stance over Saakashvili's pardon
- Culture Minister says EU Commissioner satisfied with gov't efforts
- Tea Tsulukiani sees some opposition turning politics into circus, toying with fate of state
- Minister Tsulukiani interprets Ukraine's sanctions on Georgians as deemed-to-failure attempt to drag Georgia into war
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Protesters verbally, physically assault TV Imedi, POSTV film crews
- Transparency Law protester with cold weapon apprehended
- Speaker urges embassies to clarify position on ultimatum by NGO funded by Denmark, Netherlands
- Speaker sees UNM as genuine organizer of protest, certain NGOs as part of UNM
- State Dept Spox says US joins EU allies in urging Georgia not to enact legislation against Georgian people will