Speaker: Brussels to be considered as extremist supporter until it condemns and distances itself from violent storming of Georgian Presidential Palace
11:13, 13.10.2025
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MP Makhashvili: Our delegation is committed to businesslike approach to every issue at June 11 meeting
- Speaker: Those charged with espionage were using NGOs to launder their funding; none of these NGOs is registered in transparency registry
- Georgia wishes success to Nikol Pashinyan amid new regional dynamics and pursuit of peace
- Speaker: Changes to Georgian Parliament's accreditation system will be more advanced than those of European Parliament
- Speaker Papuashvili: Visa liberalisation has specific preconditions, which Georgia meets
- Papuashvili: Opposition Alliance members betray motherland, fighting for foreign sympathy and foreign money
- Parliament Speaker: We have enemies of Georgia's development within Europe; Brussels must end its hostile policy against Georgian people
- Speaker Papuashvili: Instead of visa liberalisation criteria, political preconditions have been invented that violate country's sovereignty
- Papuashvili: No foreign intelligence service should have any business in Georgia; everyone should cease their spying and espionage
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