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Protests Continue in Tbilisi: December 26th Demonstrations and Developments
The ongoing protests in Tbilisi have reached their 28th day, with citizens maintaining their demand for political and social reforms. The day’s schedule includes a diverse range of rallies, reflecting the widespread participation of various groups in society. Demonstrations are…
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Georgia’s Struggle for Democracy and EU Integration: Updates from December 24-25
The past days in Georgia have been marked by a steadfast commitment to democracy and European integration, as citizens continue their protests and political activities. On December 25, the 28th day of demonstrations saw women leading a march that culminated…
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Armenia Opens Honorary Consulate Office in Barcelona
On December 18, the official opening ceremony of the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Armenia took place in Barcelona. This significant event marks a new step in strengthening relations between Armenia and Spain. By the decree of Armenia’s Minister…
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Georgia’s Struggle: Updates from December 22-23 Protests
As December unfolded, Georgia witnessed a surge in nationwide protests, culminating in a dramatic series of events over December 22–23. Protesters, fueled by dissatisfaction with alleged election fraud and human rights abuses, gathered en masse at Rustaveli Avenue and other…
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François Bayrou’s New Cabinet: Key Appointments and Challenges Ahead
François Bayrou, recently appointed as France’s Prime Minister, has unveiled the country’s fourth government within a single year. This cabinet formation follows significant political turbulence, with the administration’s primary challenge being to secure parliamentary approval for the 2025 budget while…
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Manuel Valls Returns to French Politics as Minister of State for Overseas Territories
Manuel Valls, the former French Prime Minister, has re-entered the political spotlight as Minister of State for Overseas Territories under Prime Minister François Bayrou’s government. This appointment, announced on December 23, 2024, marks a significant political reshuffle aimed at addressing…
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Tbilisi Protests Persist: Georgia, December 21 Updates (VIDEO)
On December 21, thousands of Georgians marched in Tbilisi, culminating in a massive rally on Rustaveli Avenue. Participants from various regions and university students, including those from the Free University and Agrarian University, brought vibrant energy to the demonstrations. A…
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Armenia Officially Recognizes Kosovo’s Passports, Strengthening Bilateral Relations
Armenia has officially recognized the passports of the Republic of Kosovo, including ordinary, diplomatic, and official passports. This announcement was made by Kreshnik Ahmeti, Kosovo’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, on his X account. Ahmeti emphasized that this…
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Massive Marches and Political Demands Mark Georgia’s December 21 Protests
On December 21, Georgia witnessed an unprecedented series of protests organized by opposition groups and civil society, with a packed schedule of marches across Tbilisi and beyond. Participants from various professional and social groups united to call for new elections,…
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Georgia, December 20: Mass Protests Against Repression
Protests in Georgia have reached a new level of intensity as professionals from various sectors and a broad spectrum of society demand fair elections, the release of unlawfully detained individuals, and an end to the government’s anti-European Union actions. On…
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Netherlands Ambassador Joins EU Monitoring Mission Patrol in Khachik Village
Netherlands Ambassador to Armenia, Marieke Monroy Winter, visited the office of the European Union Monitoring Mission (EUMA) in Armenia, according to a post shared on the mission’s official X account. “It was an honor to host Netherlands Ambassador Marieke Monroy…
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Armenia-EU High-Level Talks on Visa Liberalization Held in Yerevan
On December 11, a high-level meeting took place in Yerevan as part of the operational phase of the Armenia-EU visa liberalization dialogue. The discussions were led by Armenia’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Arpine Sargsyan, and the European Commission’s Deputy Director-General…
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Georgia’s December 11 Updates: Political Tensions, Human Rights, and Protest Movements
U.S. Ambassador to Georgia, Robin Dunnigan, emphasized the indispensable role of the media in a democratic society during a meeting with media representatives. Condemning the violence faced by journalists, the Ambassador attributed these attacks to the Georgian Dream (GD) government’s…
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German Ambassador Joins EU Monitoring Mission Patrol in Yeraskh
On December 10, 2024, the German Ambassador to Armenia, Claudia Busch, participated in a patrol of the European Union Monitoring Mission (EUMM) in Yeraskh. The EUMM announced the visit on X (formerly Twitter), stating, “We are honored that German Ambassador…
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Georgia’s European Path: Updates from December 9 Developments (VIDEO)
Georgia is witnessing a surge in political tensions marked by protests, arrests, and calls for justice as citizens, activists, and opposition forces push back against what they perceive as increasing authoritarianism and systemic rights violations. On December 9, activist Sandro…