Georgia: Pro-EU Protesters Clash With Police For Second Night In Tbilisi

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Georgia: Pro-EU Protesters Clash With Police For Second Night In Tbilisi

Thousands of people took to the streets in Tbilisi on Friday, November 29, for the second consecutive night to protest the government’s decision to suspend EU accession talks. Once again, protesters gathered outside the parliament in the capital, with some attempting to break through the metal gates surrounding the building.

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