Protests rock Georgia amid institutional crisis

RUSSIA / FSU POLITICS - Report 16 Dec 2024 by Alex Teddy, Alexei Panin and Javier Espadas

- Georgians continue protesting two weeks since the PM announced the suspension of EU accession negotiations until 2028.
- The new president was elected under the new system, unrecognized by the previous president and the political opposition.
- As the crisis continues and the EU cuts ties, authorities are paradoxically forced to seek political and economic cooperation in Moscow.

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