EU Commission mission to probe Georgia’s October 26 election violations
The decision was made following discussions at the meeting of EU foreign ministers.
The decision was made following discussions at the meeting of EU foreign ministers.
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The rector of Tbilisi State University is accused of aiding police in dispersing a protest against alleged election fraud
The EU observer mission patrolling Armenia's border is set to end in February 2025. Political analyst weighs the prospects for its extension
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