Protesters in the Georgian capital Tbilisi took to the streets on Saturday for a third night as public anger mounted over the government’s decision to freeze EU accession talks.
Violent clashes with police broke out during the previous two days’ protests, in which hundreds were detained and dozens injured. It is one of the most intense protest movements Georgia has experienced in decades.
The protesters object to the government’s decision to put talks with the EU on hold, and to decline any funding from the bloc until 2028.
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