AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBorder Talks: Georgia and Armenia resumed state-border delimitation work in Yerevan, agreeing to continue through dialogue and review the legal framework. Protests and Accountability: Recently released Batumi activist Zurab Chavchanidze joined Tbilisi’s pro-European demonstrations. Six officers accused of beating residents in Gori have sought plea agreements; one denies guilt. Tbilisi Governance: Prosecutors will not open a case over Mayor Kakha Kaladze’s remark that animal-rights activists should be “put down.” EU Standoff: The European Commission says Georgia’s accession process remains de facto halted and warns that moves to ban opposition parties threaten democracy. Opposition groups are urging a mass rally on November 28. Political Pressure: Russia has declared opposition party Droa “undesirable,” while Moscow says it is open to closer ties with Georgia.
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