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"We have a specific goal set: by 2028, we aim to have fulfilled over 90% of the obligations under the Association Agreement. We will actively continue working on this, which must be done through active communication between the government and parliament," said Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze during his annual report to Parliament, responding to deputies’ questions.

Georgia’s fifth president, Salome Zurabishvili, announced that she will join the protest rally planned for Sunday, June 29.

"If someone plays your speech — especially the last part — from beginning to end for the so-called destructive opposition leaders in their prison cells morning, noon, and night, there could be no better punishment for them," — said Georgian Dream MP Irma Zavradashvili, addressing Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze as he presented his annual report to Parliament.

"Violent groups challenged state interests and sovereignty, and this was all carried out based on external interference," stated Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze during his address to Parliament with the 2024 report.

"I'm curious — if politicians had done the same thing in their own countries, what decision would they have made?" – this is how the Mayor of Tbilisi responded to the debates held in the Council of Europe, where the arrest of politicians in Georgia was condemned.

"This is the third instance where a prisoner of conscience has lost a parent. This regime lacks the humanity to release these innocent young people, even for a final farewell to their parents," wrote Giorgi Vashadze, leader of "Strategy Aghmashenebeli," in a letter sent from a detention facility.

We view the local self-government elections as an additional front in the struggle, which will lead us toward our common goal, – said Giorgi Sioridze, a representative of “Lelo – For Strong Georgia,” during Palitra News’s program “Dgis Newsroom.”

"We are ready to restore the strategic partnership with the United States of America, and moreover – we are ready to do this through a specific roadmap that will reflect benefits for both countries," said Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze during his annual address to Parliament.

What Aleko Elisashvili is really good at is acrobatics — both physical and political acrobatics! Sometimes he stands on his hands, sometimes on his ears, and I won’t even mention other directions, but the fact is he has managed to maintain his position in the political arena! — this is how the First Vice Speaker of Parliament, Gia Volski, responded to a question about Elisashvili’s statement on participating in local elections.

Unemployment in our country is at a historic low — by the end of last year, unemployment stood at 13.9%. This is the lowest level since the restoration of independence, said Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze during his annual address to Parliament.

Today, the Russians, the "RussDreamers" who call themselves the government of Georgia, fulfilled Putin’s request by arresting Givi Targamadze.

When has Georgia ever taken a step that contradicts Western ideals?! These harmful individuals are parroting the words of some fool like Honcharenko, who has always served Russian interests in Ukraine!

"The economy is the main driving force behind a country’s development. The improvement of our population’s social conditions, the strengthening of our democratic system, and the consolidation of our foreign policy positions all rest on the economy. Therefore, the development and growth of the economy are of key importance for strengthening our country," said Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze during his annual address to Parliament.

“He [Givi Targamadze] knew this outcome was inevitable, yet he still took that step. We can’t help someone who is inclined toward self-imprisonment,” said Tengiz Sharmanashvili, a member of the parliamentary investigative commission, in response to the arrest of opposition politician Givi Targamadze.

The Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Estonian Parliament, Marko Mihkelson, is responding to the arrest of opposition politician Givi Targamadze and states that Russia, with the support of Georgia's puppet government, is carrying out a massive assault on Georgian territory.

Opposition politician Givi Targamadze, who was sentenced to imprisonment, has been arrested.

By distancing itself from Europe and deepening its partnership with Russia, Georgian Dream now has the freedom to engage in corruption and repression without accountability—just like their senior partner in Moscow does, said U.S. Senator Roger Wicker, Chair of the U.S. Helsinki Commission (Republican), during a congressional hearing on Ukraine, where he also touched on the issue of Georgia.

“Will my safety be protected? Of course, I’ve thought about that. But avoiding situations because of it… We saw back then too — if they decide to act, they follow through. I survived once, and I’ll survive again. Did they want an explosion? They blew me up. Not doing things out of fear — that’s not an option,” — opposition politician Givi Targamadze told journalists after being sentenced to 7 months in prison for failing to appear before the parliamentary investigative commission.

“How is a Russian-run prison supposed to protect Givi Targamadze from Russians inside the prison?” — For years, Givi has been blamed for all sorts of things, yet in the end, he was sentenced over a Russian-style commission,” — writes Khatia Dekanoidze, one of the leaders of the United National Movement, in a social media post, responding to the 7-month prison sentence handed down to opposition politician Givi Targamadze for failing to appear at a session of the parliamentary investigative commission.