EU Foreign Ministers to discuss post-election situation in Georgia
14:21, 07.12.2020
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President: Crisis looms, but allies here to help Georgia emerge stronger
- Macron, Scholz, Tusk urge reforms in Georgia for EU accession support
- PM expects reset of relations with EU and US in early 2025
- Speaker responds to EU-13 Ministers' statement: What you criticize in Moldova, you shouldn't do in Georgia
- PM: Moldova's democracy fails; it is shameful to say, Georgian people, gov't do not deserve candidate status
- PM Kobakhidze sees Georgia-Moldova comparison as insulting
- Josep Borrell: Upcoming parliamentary elections to be crucial test for Georgia’s democracy and its EU path
- Bidzina Ivanishvili: GD committed to safeguarding U.S. and EU reputation in Georgia
- EU Integration Committee Chair claims speculation on visa-free travel used to influence elections
- UNM's Bokuchava: Once gov't change, Georgia's EU accession talks begin, unlocking €14 billion fund
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MEP Neuhoff: Even if you don't want to accept it, parliamentary elections in Georgia worked correctly
- MEP Danilo Della Valle: Georgian Dream got 54%, claiming victory. OSCE does not confirm any accusations of large-scale fraud
- MEP László: Georgia held free and fair elections, everyone who was there knew this
- Tbilisi City Hall announces traffic restrictions for Georgia-Ukraine match screening
- MEP Juknevičienė: Elections in Georgia were not democratic. We can't recognize them