Crowds in Georgia's capital of Tbilisi protested Sunday night into Monday morning against a proposed "foreign influence" bill that could threaten Geogia's entry into the European Union. Tens of thousands of protesters shouted "slaves" and "Russians" as members of the ruling Georgian Dream Party arrived at parliament and pushed the legislation through a committee vote in barely more than a minute,

Georgia's police have begun pushing away demonstrators who staged an all-night rally at parliament in Tbilisi ahead of a lawmakers' debate of a "foreign agents" bill that has sparked a political crisis,

Georgia’s premier says his ruling party will press ahead with its plan to pass a bill against so-called foreign influence in the next two days, despite mass rallies and protests in the country and abroad and criticisms from Western allies.