Georgia Police Arrest Two Opposition Leaders At Protest
- Thousands of demonstrators in Tbilisi briefly blocked a motorway, demanding new parliamentary elections.
- Nika Melia, the leader of the Coalition for Change, and former Tbilisi Mayor Giorgi Ugulava were among those arrested.
- Protests intensified after the ruling Georgian Dream party suspended European Union accession talks until 2028.
- The Interior Ministry warned that blocking the motorway was a criminal offence, as police clashed with protesters.
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Two opposition leaders and about 20 protesters arrested in a new series of pro-European protests in Georgia
The Georgian police have arrested some 20 people this Sunday, including two opposition leaders, in a new anti-government protest in the country’s capital, Tbilisi, where for several months thousands of Georgians have protested the latest general elections, held on 26 October and in which the Georgian Dream government imposed itself, despite the fact that the opposition has denounced fraud. Agents have arrested the leader of the pro-European Part…
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