Georgia protests
For 39 consecutive days, protests continued across Georgia, marking another pivotal moment in the nation’s call for democratic reform. Demonstrations held on January 5 extended the momentum of a month-long movement, underscoring themes of European integration, opposition to Russian influence, and the release of detained activists. Events across Tbilisi, Zugdidi, Batumi, and Kutaisi featured diverse…
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 set to begin with a general strike at 13:00 and continue with sector-specific marches, such…
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 at the Orbeliani Palace instead of the Parliament. President Salome Zurabishvili addressed the gathering, praising…
Georgia witnessed a week of escalating political unrest from December 15 to 19, marked by mass protests, international responses, and increasing demands for justice, transparency, and European integration. Key events from this tumultuous week demonstrate the intensity and complexity of the situation in the country. Protests intensified across Georgia, with marches converging on Rustaveli Avenue…
Tensions in Georgia continue to escalate amid ongoing protests, violent clashes, and controversial detentions. On December 7, a series of incidents highlighted the deepening political unrest and growing concerns over human rights violations. The most significant events occurred in Tbilisi, where titushky—allegedly government-backed thugs—attacked members of the Coalition for Change and journalists from TV Pirveli.…
Tbilisi’s December 5 updates reveal an intensifying crisis as protests, sanctions, and allegations of misconduct dominate the headlines. The day began with announcements of sanctions imposed by Ukraine on Bidzina Ivanishvili and his associates, branding them as traitors to Georgia’s national interest. President Zelenskyy urged global powers to follow suit, intensifying pressure on the Georgian…
On December 3, Georgia became the stage for escalating tensions as citizens continued their fight for democracy and European integration. A series of key events unfolded throughout the day, reflecting the intensity of the ongoing protests and their impact on both the nation and the international community. The evening saw heightened violence as special forces…
Tensions in Georgia have reached new heights as protests across Tbilisi and other cities intensify following the government’s decision to halt the EU accession process. Demonstrators have taken to the streets, demanding accountability and reaffirmation of Georgia’s European trajectory. The protests began on November 28 after Georgian Dream (GD) party leader Irakli Kobakhidze announced the…
The third consecutive day of protests on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi saw an escalation of tensions as demonstrators clashed with authorities, expressing outrage over the Georgian Dream (GD) party’s decision to delay EU accession talks until 2028. The protests, sparked by this foreign policy U-turn, have drawn criticism from both international observers and local institutions,…
