Georgia does not want to listen to the EU's reproaches for refusing to open a second front against Russia, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said.At the same time, Georgia wants to maintain partnership relations with the European...
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Georgia wants to build a friendly and partnership relationship with the European Union without pressure because of Tbilisi's position on Russia, as announced by Kah Qaladze, the ruling party's "Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia".