Protest rally on Rustaveli avenue becomes violent, MIA says
23:55, 28.04.2024
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PM: On 1st phone call, I confirmed to Charles Michel our govt’s willingness for consultations over any legal note on bill
- Students rally at Batumi State University
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- Speaker: No one has exclusive right to talk about European values with Georgian people. Georgians are Europeans
- Speaker: Transparency law should be adopted in interest of Georgian people; Natural that foreign countries do not have interest in having their influence transparent
- EU Ambassador: We want to open accession negotiations but for this, we need to resolve issue of Transparency Law
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- PM Kobakhidze calls on law-enforcement officers to exercise utmost patience
- Traffic restored on Rustaveli Avenue
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