AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoProtests: Demonstrators in Tbilisi marked the 704th day of continuous rallies and called for nationwide protests on November 28, the second anniversary of the movement over Georgia’s European future. Animal Welfare: The Interior Ministry has opened a criminal investigation into footage showing dog burial sites, after activists demanded accountability and a nationwide vaccination campaign; Tbilisi City Hall says the burial process was legal. Political Pressure: A proposed ban on major opposition parties drew a warning from the Council of Europe chief that the case could be challenged in Strasbourg, as protests continue over political prisoners and Georgian Dream’s policies. Regional Ties: Georgian and Azerbaijani officials agreed to speed up border delimitation and demarcation during Azerbaijani Prime Minister Ali Asadov’s visit, which also included talks on wider economic cooperation.
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