საინფორმაციო სააგენტო ინტერპრესნიუსი

Ivanishvili’s Russian regime has left the country without friends and placed it under the influence of Russia and its allies.

Innocent people are awaiting your decision. While you deliberate on this inadequate case, somewhere out there are the police officers who harmed citizens, even your friends. If you must make a decision and convict these people, it would mean justifying the violence that took place on the streets from November 28 to December 4. I urge you to make a just decision—an acquittal!

The Prosecutor's Office of Georgia is seeking to have 11 individuals detained during protest rallies recognized as guilty.

Unfortunately, unjust pressure is being exerted on our country, to which Georgia, naturally, will not submit.

Propaganda relies on the message: "Putin is great." Historically, this is not new; at one time, traitor Georgians who supported Shah Abbas said something similar.

Today, the radical opposition is in the hands of youngsters who are not particularly distinguished by education, experience, or anything else.

Unfortunately, European bureaucracy has not proven strong enough to protect Europe’s objective interests. The deficit of sovereignty is the main problem across Europe.

It was inevitable that the issue of Georgia’s expulsion from the Council of Europe would eventually appear on the political agenda. The fact that this issue is now on the agenda should be a massive alarm bell for every citizen of Georgia.

Ivanishvili is negotiating with the Russian side to initiate a case against Fartskhaladze regarding Levan Jangveladze’s murder. Clearly, he cannot decide without his patrons and is therefore awaiting confirmation.

If Georgia does not make progress in reversing its authoritarian course, we will challenge the credentials of the Georgian delegation on substantive grounds and call on the Assembly and the Committee of Ministers to initiate the process of Georgia’s expulsion.

According to Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze, the construction of a tramway line will begin in Tbilisi.

The goal of our membership in the European Union is truly a safer and more secure future.

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Freedom is impossible without our faith, our land, our homeland, our language, our identity, and our culture. No form of freedom has any value if these treasures do not always accompany it.

Tornike Rizhvadze does not have a phone, but we are constantly inquiring about his health, and we are pleased that everything is moving in a positive direction.