AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEU Tensions: EU foreign ministers are set to discuss Georgia on October 12, as European lawmakers call for sanctions on Georgian Dream figures and urge the government to drop plans to ban opposition parties. Government Response: Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze accused European officials of misrepresenting democracy and human rights, saying Georgia understands those principles better than Europe. Media Freedom: Transparency International Georgia says the communications regulator has barred 93 phrases critical of the government from broadcasters, including “regime” and “oligarch.” Russia Trade: Moscow has suspended imports of some Georgian wines, drinks and mineral water, citing safety standards; a Georgian wine producer disputes the allegation of non-compliance. Protests and Policing: Demonstrators in Tbilisi protested police violence, while allegations of abuse by prison staff continue. Prosecutors have closed an investigation into Giorgi Davitadze’s assault claims, saying they found no crime.
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