The protest on Rustaveli Avenue has resumed: the police gave them a verbal warning and urged them to clear the pedestrian path
Roman Gotsiridze: Bureaucracy in Georgia lives in unimaginable luxury - Hundreds of millions spent on luxury and business trips, one guest brings 20 people to the restaurant - The current budget is a squandering budget
Ombudsman responds to the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ warnings to protesters near Parliament
Mikheil Kavlashvili to visit Belgrade, Serbia on an official visit
Parliament approves legislative package abolishing Anti-Corruption Bureau and Personal Data Protection Service
Parliament approves legislative amendments related to driving licenses
Tazo Datunashvili: The issue of dispersing protests will not be exhausted until the decision-makers are punished
Nikoloz Samkharadze on the European Council report: We want to hear a detailed opinion on what steps the EU can take to compensate Georgia for the economic damage if our country imposes economic sanctions on Russia
Victim Beka Gotsiridze to Judge on Tornike Toshkhua and Mindia Shervashidze: If you release them on bail and they spend the New Year at home, I will be very glad - I also swung my hand, I was fighting too
Prime Minister on the EU Council report: I would describe this statement as assuming responsibility for criminal and anti-state actions carried out against the Georgian people and our state
Irakli Kobakhidze: There are prime ministers of certain countries who can fly from Europe to Moscow - We have nothing against that - it is those countries’ business - but double standards are very bad
Irakli Kobakhidze: It has become clear that NATO never had an open-door policy - In reality, there was a double-standards policy, the victims of which were first Georgia in 2008 and then Ukraine
Parliament has approved the draft of the new version of the Election Code in its third and final reading
Levan Makhashvili: When the calls are: ‘Do this, do that,’ they should write directly to the country: ‘It’s abolished, it’s abolished,’ and take control of the country themselves - what are the government, elections, or parliament for?
Giorgi Sharashidze to the Majority: Irakli Kobakhidze’s statement on dispersing the protests is already an admission of guilt - know that the time will come when you will have neither the majority nor the broad context that allows you to cover up crimes!
Zurab Japaridze: "I’m not a politician" is not an argument - if you think something else needs to be done, come up with it; you have one head, and we have one head too
Irma Zavradasvhili to Giga Parulava: You probably staged this cord ballet for the “Gakharia society,” but I expected more - you should bow your head, not pose like Rodin, and apologize to the public
Gia Volski on the EU Council report: The goal remains the same - to somehow change the government in Georgia - The encouragement of a revolution continues to this day, including through this document
Giga Parulava to “Georgian Dream” MPs: If Gakharia hadn’t been there on June 20, many of you might today hold “National Movement” mandates in this Parliament
Tengo Kirtadze: I don’t need opposition unity - I don’t want photos or friendships with them – What matters is that other parties react to the protest order like we do
Alexandre Darakhvelidze: Yesterday, the Ministry of Internal Affairs warned protesters that the new law is in effect and must be followed – Police will act if the law is violated
Irakli Pavlenishvili: When dealing with the civilized family, Georgia will be largely influenced, but our country’s fate is decided in Georgia – Levan Sanikidze has no other opinion
EU Council: We call on the authorities to release all unjustly detained politicians, journalists, and activists, repeal repressive laws, and stop using aggressive rhetoric against the EU
The National Bank of Georgia keeps the monetary policy rate unchanged at 8.0 percent
Aleksandre Darakhvelidze: Unfortunately, we rank first in Europe in terms of road injuries and fatalities
The date related to the restoration of suspended driving rights is changing – a driver’s license will be returned to individuals who committed the offense by December 16, 2025
Shalva Papuashvili - It is important that the voices of European patriots are heard louder in the European Parliament, however, the regressive forces that are driving the European Union towards a dark past are still strong
Shalva Papuashvili on debates in European Parliament - Yesterday we saw inadequate, unrealistic texts - they are still talking about chemical weapons from the First World War, even the parrot is laughing at this false narrative
Shalva Papuashvili - If anyone is interested in what the civilizational abyss in Europe looks like, they should watch yesterday's session of the European Parliament - this is no longer the Europe of which we Georgians are co-creators
Tina Bokuchava – The signing of the Convention establishing the International Claims Commission for Ukraine by Maka Botchorishvili means that Bidzina Ivanishvili is bargaining
Iago Kachkachishvili: Police told protesters to leave the sidewalk - What are we supposed to do, fly into the sky? Hold a virtual protest from our kitchens? We’ve reached complete absurdity
Police detain one of the protest participants near Kashveti
Małgorzata Gosiewska: We cannot be partners with a Russian spy - We need swift action and sanctions against Ivanishvili
MEP: You dream of overthrowing the Georgian Government - You accuse it of wrongdoing while it is trying to protect the constitutional order and resist attempts at destabilization
MEP: Let us invite an independent international investigation into the use of chemical weapons by the "Georgian Dream" government – let us finally impose real and targeted sanctions
Rasa Juknevičienė: The fact that the Georgian Government fears an independent investigation shows they fear the truth and accountability - This indicates that the facts revealed by the BBC are most likely true
Giorgi Gakharia: “Georgian Dream” fears investigation because it will reveal who ordered the use of chemical substances and how rubber bullets were used on June 20 bypassing the Minister and Deputy Minister
Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Michael O’Flaherty sends letter to Georgia’s Prosecutor General
EU Commissioner: Talks underway on possible sanctions against those responsible for democratic backsliding and human rights violations in Georgia
Ambassador of Korea Hyon Du KIM - Korea’s strength lies in high-tech manufacturing while Georgia’s strength is in logistics and service areas - Georgia should not be just considered as a single market but as a market that can encompass the region and beyond
Oleksii Reznikov - Russia, in reality, is a paper tiger