"Legislation must not undermine assembly freedom" – European Commissioner evaluates his visit to Georgia
O'Flaherty commends the resilience of Georgian civil society and urges measures to address serious human rights violations
O'Flaherty commends the resilience of Georgian civil society and urges measures to address serious human rights violations
Armenian Prime Minister shared intelligence data indicating that "under their influence, attempts are being made to extract testimony from the prisoners against Armenia to justify a new escalation"
"The isolation that will affect the Georgian Dream should not impact Georgia's progressive pro-European society"
Workers at Keshlya Bazaar have been given a reprieve until February 1. The market will then be demolished as it lies in the path of a highway being built under Baku's new general plan.
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