Georgia’s worries on Russian influence go beyond foreign agents law, states Salome Zourabichvili
The ‘Foreign agents’ law, triggering large protests in Tbilisi, isn’t a sole concern, the main issue being related to country’s ‘Russian government’, said Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili in an interview with DW,
Unrest in Georgia Over The “Foreign Influence Transparency Law”: “Whichever Way We Go Is a Step Back”
There is a massive problem at the heart of Georgia’s peculiar political economy. It goes back a quarter of a century, predating the 2003 Rose Revolution. The late president Edvard Shevardnadze had given foreign aid agencies great leeway,
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The irony is obviously lost on Miami-Dade Republicans who wear a Donald Trump endorsement as a badge of honor. | Opinion ...
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