Police deploying water cannon and pepper spray moved against thousands of pro-European protesters in Tbilisi after Georgia's ruling party said it was halting EU talks until 2028.

Opinion polls show that around 80% of Georgians support EU membership

On Friday evening, protesters again swarmed the parliament, with some trying to break the metal gates to the building.

TBILISI: Pro-European Union Georgians were gathering on Friday (Nov 29) for a second night of protests, after the country's ruling party said on Thursday that it was halting EU accession talks until 2028, in an abrupt freeze to a long-standing national aim. EU accession is overwhelmingly popular in Ge

Thousands of Georgians rallied for a second day running on Friday after police arrested dozens in a violent overnight crackdown on protests against the government's decision to delay EU membership talks. The Black Sea nation has been rocked by turmoil since the ruling Georgian Dream party declared victory in October…

Police and pro-EU protesters clashed again on the streets of Tbilisi Friday night during a second day of protests against the government's decision to delay EU membership talks until 2028. The prime…