Prime Minister on US lifting restrictions on Russian diesel: It has once again become evident that the decision we made - not to join the sanctions against Russia - was rational, pragmatic, correct, and the only viable option
Irakli Kobakhidze: We have a better understanding of what democracy and human rights entail; unfortunately, the proper perception and analysis of these concepts have been lost in Europe
Paweł Herczyński: Unfortunately, the Georgian government is not listening to what the European Union is saying; as I recently read, there have been unprecedented attacks in recent days against the EU, EU institutions, and the European Parliament
Paweł Herczyński: EU foreign ministers discuss Georgia quite regularly; why? We are clearly concerned about events in your beautiful country
Paweł Herczyński: What Marta Kos said is regrettable and personally saddens me greatly, but it is the result of the current government's consistent actions, legislation, and anti-European rhetoric
Paweł Herczyński: While recent anti-European rhetoric severely damages our close bond with Georgia, it cannot alter it - we wish the Georgian voice to ring out clearly and loudly within Europe's polyphony
Levan Machavariani: We are witnessing unprecedented levels of police violence during the protests in France, yet Euro-bureaucrats—who labeled the attempt to set a police officer on fire here as a "peaceful protest"—have not even commented on it
Salome Zourabichvili – The attempt to hold me responsible for Nana Keinishvili’s election is yet another farce designed to mask political amnesia, a lack of principles, and ineptitude; her approval with 84 votes was a deliberate political choice made by Georgian Dream
Botchorishvili Says ‘Number of’ EU Countries Support Georgia’s OSCE Bid Amid Reports of Objections
TI Georgia Says ComCom ‘Banned’ Use of 93 Phrases for Government-Critical Broadcasters