AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoChina and Connectivity: During Vice President Han Zheng’s Tbilisi visit, Georgia’s government highlighted the Middle Corridor and Anaklia port as priorities for trade with China. The port is now planned as a state-led project after a Chinese consortium withdrew, underscoring the strategic stakes of the route. Protests and Political Rights: Demonstrators in Tbilisi marked the 710th day of protests, demanding a change in government policy and the release of people detained over protest activity. Several activists have recently been freed under plea agreements. EU Accession: The European Commission says Georgia’s accession process is effectively halted amid democratic backsliding; its report warns that proposed opposition-party bans threaten democracy. Georgia-Armenia Ties: The two countries resumed talks on delimiting their shared border in Yerevan, with officials pledging to continue the process through dialogue.
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