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Georgia's European dream remains unfulfilled.

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Briefings

Georgia suspended its EU accession process two years after a major pro-European protest movement in 2024, despite the ruling party winning the parliamentary election. Smaller protests persist in Tbilisi under ongoing government crackdowns.

Key points

• Georgia suspended its EU accession process two years after a major pro-European protest movement in 2024.
• The ruling Georgian Dream party won the October 2024 parliamentary election, which was disputed by many.

Context

Georgia suspended its EU accession process two years after a major pro-European protest movement in 2024, despite the ruling party winning the parliamentary election. Smaller protests persist in Tbilisi under ongoing government crackdowns.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the suspension announcement and the 2024 election context; it does not detail the specific number of protesters, the exact timeline of the crackdown, or the current status of the suspension beyond the two-year window.

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