who did allow him to leave georgia with his money around 2000 in russia or georgia with his money to sell off a number of interest. but he vanished really, really puts his own interest before anyone else. and he sees that the government needs. so i'm getting drawn in to the sort of pro western narrative. he has stopped the government from implementing sanctions. although the majority of georgia financial institutions comply with them and you're in georgia, if you go shopping, it will even say, you know, you have to agree that russia are, you even want us to serve you some of the public or it is very strong there. but he's refrain from that because he sees it is potentially risky in georgia being brought into the. busy with russia, russia continues to occupy 20 percent of georgia territory, a fully controlled by the russian military. so he is trying to sort of play game with the question is, you know, is it really because he wants to be friends, moscow, or he wants to protect his own position? that is a very difficult question to answer. but as actions like this continue to happen in

in georgia, we have none of them. we have political prisoners, head of the media who was arrested right before the decision. the third president we had many palooka prisoners. whether it is veto or he fears debates in the parliament, the law will be enforced. to what extent with a resist this adoption of the law. yesterday in the days before have shown it was the last straw, people are fed up with oppression and are serious. i don't know, but it's clear no government in georgia has managed to derail commitment to european futures. >> on i will give you the chance to jump in. these protests are ongoing and i want to ask you how significant protests are and if you expect they will be growing. >> the protists are significant. i would expect that there have been protests on a number of issues over many years. the government has been in power for a decade. you might say there is an important context in political history. protests occurred in every country, but in georgia they have a tendency to trigger major shifts in gove

do they feel this window in georgia?olve this important issue for georgia? well, first of all, the window of opportunity in georgia will open only after ukraine returns crimea is a reality, we will not say so, it is not some kind of construction, and secondly , our western partners are clearly talking about it, and they demand from us a peaceful resolution of the conflict or the integration of the territory . the third one will be peaceful or it will be military, this is a decision that clearly will not come to the authorities, well, actually, i can have one more short question, i will ask it, i can ask our director’s team, but i will be very brief. please tell me, and that’s it. to the illegal supply of goods, maybe even services through the territory of georgia to russia in georgia, who has a monetary gain from this? is this only a political obligation to certain people, well, russian oligarchs. in georgia itself, the russian government, please , scheme of import and export to russia, gray scheme , speech in in this ca

in the russian-ukrainian war, georgia conducts a very similar.s not openly pro-russian policy, then it is not pro-ukrainian . well, if you look at it from kyiv, that is why. actually, this appearance of such a law, which is basically rewritten from russian legislation, is positioned the current story the current georgian government as the one that is on the side of russia and in our eyes and in the eyes of the georgian opposition first of all and i understand that in the eyes of the international community first of all the europeans of the european union and the united states of america the first reactions and comments of the official people of the european union and the united states , they condemn the very point about this law about the appearance of this law, well , actually speaking, the reaction of georgian society, first of all, of the georgian opposition what was it yesterday, it was predicted, maybe it was even easily predicted, moreover, they wanted to deceive them by voting, uh, this question is not for a vote on march 9, tomorrow , as

how can this be explained in georgia? how can it be explained in georgia ?ying to return georgia to the war, he said it in direct text , he named klitschko in particular, he named other ukrainian politicians in particular, and called them insane, and it is not known who is crazy, that is, he used words that are completely impossible. so far there has been no such thing, he really stopped and continued to talk about the fact that ukraine is at war and i will not say anything more , i wish that the war would end and peace would come, this was the formulation. it should still happen, that is, how can relations between ukraine and georgia still deteriorate , unless there is a recall of some ambassadors, or there is an interruption of diplomatic relations or not? government because at the rallies we sang our national anthem and we sang the ukrainian national anthem and at the rallies there were no less ukrainian flags than georgian and european union flags . everywhere we have inscriptions and flags in support of ukraine, we are with you, the absolute majority of

we don't think it's the right thing for georgia and more importantly, georgia. i don't think it's the right thing for georgia. so let's get this straight . washington doesn't like a law being proposed by the majority of georgia, m. p. 's from the ruling party of georgia, a law that with highlight the companies and individuals receiving substantial funding from a broad like america who could therefore be acting in the interests of said country . now, why would they care may come to mind a recent u. s. government report names georgia as a lead in recipients of u. s. foreign and military aid in europe and eurasia. and this isn't something new . the u. s. has been sending hundreds of millions of dollars to georgia since the mid ninety's over $445000000.00 in foreign military financing. i loan since 1997, 35000000 dollars just last year, over a $130000000.00 in bilateral state department and us aid assistance annually. and all this, of course, go and towards helping georgia develop a democratic free market with western orientations. in july state department spokesman

i want to express my sincere respect for georgia. be in the european union i am sure all the free peoples of europe deserve it and we will remind you that the day before in georgia in the first reading adopted a draft law on foreign agents, which is in fact an analogue of the russian one, the initiative proposes to grant the status of such agents of foreign influence to public organizations funded from abroad , after that, mass protests began in tbilisi two days in a row, participants of the resistance action stormed the parliament of the country to disperse the protesters, the police already used tear gas gas, water cannons and even light and noise grenades, the participants of the protest raised barricades and blocked the central streets of the capital, there is khukhashvili, a political scientist in georgia with us there is a direct connection. good night. do you understand ukrainian? unfortunately, i'm really sorry, but it 's time to talk in this language. well, what's going on, you know, you have to look at the bigger picture, u

s. department net prize stated that georgia isa georgia people proved that they belong to europe, and the future is european. however, ah, the u. s. is still, you know, are watching very closely and expecting the government to extract the bill from the parliament, but also are the further net tri sad that georgia should focus on our own reforms. just to give you a little bit of context. ah, you are a commission has issued issued a 12 points recommendation last june when georgia failed to gain candidacy status. and in order to become a you member and to gain candidacy 1st odd ga, ga, and has to fulfill this 12 points recommendation 1st. how big are the fears among georgia that their country is leading east? yes, if fears are very, i big and georgians are very concerned with the actions of their government. or they're saying that the bill was a deliberate, deliberate act of sabotage. ah, you know, to alienate her on george's from europe on here. it also we can talk about a little bit about the party, the ruling party, georgia dream. it was thought founded by a billionaire who made his f

by the way, i'm from georgia.the way , i'm here. such important places and i understand that the georgian temperament and mentality impresses us due to the fact that there is the same intolerance towards some panacea of ​​a king who wants to reign and there are oligarchs who rule in georgia, they do it and do it through the georgian parliament . unfortunately, now returning to ukraine, i cannot not to say a few words about zolochiv oblast and i really hope that the russian special services are watching the nta tv channel, scanning and now they see what i will say directly to their eyes from zolochiv oblast, from lviv oblast of the whole of ukraine for tonight and for all the other victims i'll tell volodymyr it seems like his panteleimonovych no, in some other way, it's a dash to putin , in fact, luke has finally died, just die and deprive the world of your presence . it should be mentioned, i am sure that you talked about this about the united for just conference that was recently held in lviv, and there the unit

in georgia is trying to eh will introduce a law into georgia that, in principle, will lead georgia fromratic path and it was freed. this is why this protest movement in georgia has already declined after the government of the ruling party revoked this law on foreign agents, although it seems that the demands of the opposition of the georgian youth who came out for protests were much wider until the re-election of the parliament and would the resignation of the government and the formation of a new government, so i would say that the action was absolutely political, it was just a georgian society that was published in the 60s , that the correct direction of georgia about the european direction of georgia was not there political appeals, but in the end, young people began to demand early elections in georgia. i thought this process was temporarily suspended. they are so active. i am sure that georgian society will be able to achieve early elections because of the second election in georgia at the moment, there is no uh, what concerns the government, it is the introduction of demand . и на

and assist the georgia protest. and we feel huge assistance or whoever terms. and i think that this place must continue mister mayor, wishfully. thank you again. more on the war in ukraine and russia, wagner mercenary group, appears to be taking a so called tactical pause. in bar mote, that's according to the us based institute for the study of war. now, in an assessment, the think tank noted fighters may have paused there, offensive on back most, because they're waiting for russian reinforcements. wagner fighters have so far spearheaded the attack on the cranium city. earlier the groups leader, you have any promotion claimed moscow had cut off official communication with him after he criticized rushes, defense ministry, and a public appeal for ammunition or mark a can san as a senior advisor with the center for strategic and international studies. thinktank in the united states. i asked him earlier if he agrees with the institute for the city of wars assessment. the wagner group is taking a so called tactical pause

georgia activists are outraged. while we are monitoring the occupational line almost every day, ah, so we decide it's ah, and not to to ross tellerman because our government's unfortunately is very much pro russian. david cast a rover and his colleagues regularly fly drains to gather evidence of russian incursions. it's dangerous work. they tell us that every week georgians are abducted by russian soldiers and taken back into the occupied territories. roman beg. lucy says he's been captured and beaten on more than one occasion. that cherries herself, sluggard, basil wireless, where kayla sold to help you. she, again, it's called, i mean it's fleshy. regina couching phyllis or the lucas boldenow thought activists claim the authorities do little to stop these kidnappings because the current government favors the kremlin. that view was given substance last february, when after russia attacked ukraine, george's prime minister iraq the gutter brush, billy refused to condemn the invasion, and instead said, you train was b

georgia georgia 2. yes, there is georgia, which is a little north of florida., michael, as you say florida and there is georgia, which is a little more pompous than russia , it’s, in fact, the owners of this state couldn’t suit them with such a restrained one, which we ourselves were surprised with, do you remember or another, this is exactly the calm behavior of georgia all this year during the conflict with ukraine, this behavior was more than normal, georgia really adhered to neutrality. the rhetoric that did not support the sanctions was extremely moderate helped ukraine publicly stated that it does not interfere and is guided by its own interests, refused to transfer weapons, of course, e said that it does not interfere, otherwise it will not transfer anything to the other side. but we actually didn’t ask, but ukraine really asked and was offended for such behavior , it couldn’t suit anyone, please, for good behavior to anyone. well, what would you call any girl once raped by the united states of america for being too free-spirited and refusing to obey the

how can it be explained in georgia?venes in the events in georgia and tries to return georgia to the war, he said it directly, he named the names of klitschko, he named other ukrainian politicians and called them crazy, and it is not known who is crazy, that is, he used words that are completely impossible. until now, this has never happened he really stopped there and continued to talk about ukraine being at war and i will not say anything more. i want the war to end and peace to come. this is the wording. that is, frankly speaking, i cannot i don't know what else should happen, that is, how else relations between ukraine and georgia can deteriorate , unless there is a recall of some ambassadors or there is a diplomatic interruption, but i can say that today and here there is a public watershed in front of the absolute majority in society and the government because at the rallies we sang our national anthem and we sang the ukrainian national anthem and at the rallies there were ukrainian flags, there were no fewer than

>> let me take the georgia question first. i am worried about georgia. i think we have lost focus on georgia. if we could refocus again on georgia i think there are a lot of younger people in georgia who expected something different than georgia now has. we have done very little in terms of human rights abuse in georgia. freedom of the press issues in georgia. i would like to see putting georgia back to the center. i don't think currently this is going in the direction, we achieved a lot into thousand 8, 2 thousand 9, 2 thousand 10. it is reversed. we need to worry about that. on the question about the russian population, you have to talk about multiple russian populations. older, less educated people who watch russian television believe this is an attack on the russians. on the russian state, the homeland. i don't think they would accept defeat, but they are being told they are winning. the only thing that is beginning to change is a lot of body bags are coming home. that is tending to change. i don't know if you read the putin quote to the mother. "at

so for, for sure, georgia has to go a long way the georgia have to fulfill 20 points required read recommendations. you should buy your commission, but still there is no, you know, so was, there is no trust in the government protest. so saying that they are not sure that the georgia government would be, you know, would be competent enough to deliver to lead georgia and store therapy and union. maria caught the mother. thank you so much for joining us. here's a look at some other news making headlines around the world. the former malaysian prime minister ya scene has been charged with corruption and money laundering, and a court in follow them, or if they did not guilty on the charges, including the alleged abuse of power to obtain bribes for his political party. he was released on bail. italy's prime minister, georgia maloney has unveiled tougher jail terms or people smugglers. the move is aimed at combating migrant trafficking across the mediterranean. the sentences include a penalty of up to 30 years in jail and live alone is right. when government has promised to take a hard line, you an undocu

, you know what georgia also fought with russia.e russian-georgian war, instructor of the international project , patriot training centers, here he is. a very important point for me - this is such a rather controversial story with georgians that they don't like saakashvili, they don't like this modern ivanishvili, who don't have official positions, but behind the scenes there are oligarchs who pull all these strings, but they don't know who they liked some of the government's actions and they don't like this law about inna agents . there is also some legislation that was prepared . it is very similar to the russian one, by the way. it is true that in fact it is ivanishvili, he works for russia de facto. so georgians don't like it, but they can't find an algorithm to get out of the situation, that is, in such cases, some kind of political force is necessary that would take responsibility and that would be nominated by the people just ahead is enough. well, we have a little more history of different presidents of different political c

in georgia and the press in georgia, so i would like to put georgia at the center of the agenda because currently, it is not going in a direction that i think we achieved a lot into thousand 8, 2010, and it is reversed, and we need to worry about that. i will mention that on the question, i will leave iraq to steve. on the question of the russian population, i think you have to talk about multiple russian populations. it is for older and last thing -- less educated incomes, and this is an attack on russians. the russian state, the homeland. i don't think they would accept that they are being told they are winning. the only thing that is beginning to change as there are a lot of body bags coming home, and that is you read a quote at least he didn't die in a drunken brawl, that gives you an idea of this level of respect. -- was emerging as having a relationship with the west that was going to help russia and the rest of the international community. i think that russia is dying day by day. to me, we have to have a policy that isolates putin's him and what's going on in ukraine from the rus

georgia along with, you know, there was because so shady trio ukraine, georgia, georgia. and we were basically all 3 of us trying to become a member of the european family for many, many years. and actually torture was the leader country when he came to the democratic reforms. but around 2 years ago, that's exactly when our leaders european hardy, former prime minister of georgia, resigned the backsliding of democracy start it. and it is not just me assessing it as a big fighting of democracy, but unfortunately our international partners being at the sienna you now european union also assess the situation in georgia starting up back in, in the beginning of 2021. as a backslider golfer democracy, the problem here is that the person responsible for all based left on the position of, of the chair of ruling party. and he decided to rule into becoming for bo and have no official responsibility. and started to run this country from the shadow. as you understand, this is the management which is impossible and incompatible with european standards and democratic standards. so what

happening in georgia? >> the last 70 years, we fighting for ukraine by russia. and their current and for georgia so we are facing these, unfortunately defending ukraine today and georgia under this threat as they made a statement to fight for ukraine so we clearly understand our political goal is. >> before i asked the audience if they have questions, one final secure of russia how do you see this ending? how you see the war in ukraine and georgia being ended in the future of the russian confederation. >> it's going to have ukraine and it was over by georgia. due to the present government. georgia has this and unfortunately for ukraine. of course for georgia and rico into it politically in a military way. >> it's not everyday you ask a frontline commander a question the military front ukraine so if there are questions, raise your hand. be mindful he might be limited in how he answers your question because they don't want to give too much information away. if you raise your hand, the lady in the back, bring

he's trying to, you is trying to shift georgia's he story choice, georgia. so he story choice, which is once again to be part of european family and to integrate into your atlantic and institutions. and unfortunately, what happened is that georgia dream which is once again ruled by informal rule of its name. and you really, ah, started adopting the draft law so called for an agents law, which is basically a russian law. these me to do or georgians who are once again, poor european are really angry. and i am thousands of georgia and are as georgians are, are, are protesting in front of the, in front of the column into a building, naturally the rally. so it was also going on. i was happening the yesterday as well . but unfortunately, the port police tried used our special means against the citizens of georgia with, without any legitimate ground. so of course, people became angrier and more georgians are gathering right now in front of the apartment building. to once again states. we are georgians and therefore we are european, but i'd like to just take a step

i think that in georgia, it's probably more so than in will though, because in georgia we see the pattern from kia from 2014. i'm sure that the majority of people are there protesting or not, you know, for in liaison or anything. but there are people who are pushing towards the violence side of the protests that are obviously very similar to the ones we've seen 8 years ago. so i, i think that this is quite dangerous and i honestly whoa, whoa, whoa, both countries still remain a peaceful and neutral in the conference that is going on, you know, stuff on, of course it was a russian minister of foreign affairs or so. okay. laugh off, who say, who said in just a past few days that when it comes to what's happening in georgia, he said there are similarities to the demonstrations in georgia to what happened with the 2014 my dan qu in key f. but that's a conversation we'll have to have another day, a professor at the suit of european studies in belgrade stefan guy. it's. thank you . thank you, jaime. with china's key political event. it's called the 2 sessions at season several fresh appointment

security said we still georgia. he also worked for me study when sri is kwoana, god aches are beginning when he should have called about a vanish for these fortune is believed to now be equivalent to a 3rd of george's gdp not just not. ready one very, very big gap, big, big twin. he meant boy about his number to his home. the sleek class cancelled with a priceless old collection. and a massive shock too is perched on a mountain overlooking the capitol like something from a james bond movie. from this vantage point, his critic say the billionaire wheels almost unlimited influence, he controls all leather full power, include the hers all sir, that sir political party should not control like court for a 3rd thought local government. julian dream, the party vanished really formed to as to form a prey western president mikhail, psychic. billy swept to power in 2012. the oligarch himself held the post of prime minister until 2013. when he stepped down, but remained a force behind the scenes and briefly held the position o

georgia shares a troubled past with its powerful neighbor. our independence was crushed and our leads were decimated, or corrupted by soviet stalinist. ah, a brutal and cynical rule. and we are paying a price for that until now. to blazys occupation museum catalogues, phase 7, terrible decades under the communists to this day to rushing back separatist regions of georgia up causing and safer. sacha a still occupied by russian troops in the process known as border zation. the russians are frequently accused of seeking to extend the influence ever deeper by illicitly moving the ball defense. further, south. georgia activists are outraged or we are monitoring the occupational line almost every day. ah, so we decided, ah, not to to ross tower government because our government unfortunately is very much pro russian. david cast a rover and his colleagues regularly fly drains to gather evidence of russian incursions. it's dangerous work. they tell us that every week georgians are abducted by russian soldiers and taken back into the occupied territor

right thing for georgia. so let's get this straight. washington doesn't like a law being proposed by the majority of georgia, m. p. 's from the ruling party of georgia. a law that with highlight the companies and individuals receiving substantial funding from a broad like america who could therefore be acting in the interests of said country . now, why would they care may come to mind a recent u. s. government report names georgia as a lead in recipients of u. s. foreign and military aid in europe and eurasia. and this isn't something you need assistance annually. and all this, of course, go and towards helping georgia develop a democratic free market with western orientations. in july state department spokesman, net price told reporters that us has allocated a total of almost $6000000000.00 in assistant bonds for georgia over the years. and as we know, nothing comes for free and this is exactly what local impedes had in mind. when considering the draft law on transparency of foreign influence, countries tend

and in georgia, it's widely believed had that he is the shadow leader of georgia. and of some of the protest service yesterday were asking were saying that we have to remove the government in order to, ah, you know, to, to be in the, in the e u. so our little, we'll see what will be the decision, the final decision today, it's about the plan a recession is about to start in about an hour, and they will see what the official decision will be. very soon, maria, cut a mazda, thank you so much. and we'd like to return now to the situation in ukraine. i'm joined by dw is ami. and as if, who is joining us from keith, i'm in the you and nuclear watchdog has called for urgent action after the most recent power outage at this upper. it's your nuclear power plant. what would that entail? so the head of the u. n's, nuclear watchdog, raphael grosse issued a statement after the power went off at this nuclear power plant, least electrical power and started running on generators. he said that every time this happens, it's a roll of the dice. and if it continues at some point, our

so putin had put him in georgia actually his health is in peril in this moment and georgia turned offavery different direction if he cannot prevail on the battlefield and he can prevail over time nobody was to talk about georgia this is an enormous tragedy and basically decades on it looks like it's in a different place didn't look as vulnerable and as weak as a beacon of freedom and democracyy. so putin will be looking for anotherhi player in which he can we can ukraine over time. >> were about to go to questions to the audience you said something fascinating earlier which was in conversation with putin he said to you, you understand us. that is seen as one of their complaints but you do understand russia after years of deep study. so ifme you are going to pass a message to putin what would it be quick. >> this will not end well. [laughter] and because nicholas the first might be the right analogy but the fact is i agree completely by this time but putting an awful lot on the line including the hundred thousand left the country and the best and the brightest and he has put on the line

they talked about the situation in georgia, about the condition of the former president of georgia.ing on . vadym halaychuk, people's deputy of ukraine , first deputy chairman of the committee of the supreme the council on the integration of ukraine into the eu has already joined our broadcast, we congratulate you glory to ukraine, mr. vadim, glory to the heroes yes , the vice prime minister for european integration olga stefanishyna said that kyiv will complete the implementation of most of the candidate criteria for joining the eu by the end of may, when the european commission will present the first assessment of ukraine's progress in meeting these conditions. how do you assess ukraine's preparation for passing this cadminimum? last year, when we received the status of a candidate country for eu membership, and we remember that then we talked about the deadline until the end of last year , 2022, when ukraine was obliged to fulfill the seven recommendations, as they are called, which were revised a little later, and the institutions of the european union themselves made such a dec

plus georgia's parliament has voted to drop. it's controversial for an age and build a proposed new legislation, sparked math street protests and an international outright. ah, i'm nicole fairly shower viewers on p b s in the united states and all around the world. welcome to the program. police investigating the shooting ada jehovah. witnesses center in the northern german city of hamburg have revealed that the perpetrator was a former member of the religious community. the gunman killed himself, 6 people and an unborn child. his motive remains unclear, but police officers say there recently received an anonymous tip off about his mental state. as the investigation continues, the community where the shooting unfolded mourns its victims. undertakers removed the bodies of the victims as people in hamburg pay their respects and begin to process and reflect on me. attack them on your hon. one when you leave here and you are 200 meters away. it affects seal. it's very bad about that. no matter wait happens, but of course it affects

came out in the soul of georgia and said its that's it, that's it. for the political spectrum, i think it's not easy when you're dealing with an oligarchy that's controlled from the kremlin. it's not the easiest thing, but we 're continuing the fight. i think it was very important. it was very important. it is very important in 3 days for history and i think that very much is changing at the same time, we also have to expect provocations from russia , as far as we can see, they are very angry with the georgian government and the population of georgia , how they will affect it, how they will react to everything i think it remains to be seen, but one should not expect anything good from these people. the president of georgia, salamazer bishvili, still supported the protesters and the initiative to repeal these bills, but that was not enough. this process would probably be resubmitted and would it be so easy to vote once again according to your legislation yes , the main thing here was the main symbolism because even she knows that if the law passed and

aggression against georgia began, they simply supported us, we helped the defense of georgia, includingech weapons , which ukraine then handed it over to the georgian leadership in order for georgia to defend itself, it is now the georgian government and there is a party government and one party has in this government, unfortunately , weapons do not help us, but this does not mean that we consider this as a worsening of relations with the georgian people no we continue to support and will always support the freedom and independence of georgia, the european choice is undoubtedly georgia, i will tell you sergiy , even my friends in 2014 ot at the beginning of march, they called me already then, i was in kyiv all this time said valentiny, we arrived, reached the territory of ukraine , we are ready, we want to help you with weapons in our hands to defend our own land, they came from the side of lviv and then got further. and those volunteers who wanted to stay further about how you know, they help our defenders as part of the georgian battalion, and not only i am sincerely impressed that we

, consider the adoption of this law very dangerous for the future of georgia .nversation khatun samnidze a member of the parliament of georgia was with us, thank you. well, we wish georgia success for sure, and it seems to me that we are somehow going in some way, somehow we are going in tandem with someone, for example, nato. that's right, and we synchronize our steps accordingly. and it would be very good if we had a synchronized including some kind of you know foreign policy foreign policy government let's say yes yes , gentlemen, let's make this very short, short, short, and a break , then we'll come back and talk a little about the moscow patriarchate, for example they are going to stitch up, i can’t find a better word for this process from the kiev-pechersk, what has been done to him, can i put a candle for him, i thought, which temple, which temple? well, well, of course , they don’t put candles in the moscow patriarchate. well, i just don’t know where to go, i don’t know anything anymore as important as his we will probably find out well where should we

. everybody's think that same would be for georgia. this law is not just the law. this law will be the beginning of the process of an extra nation of the civil society. also on, on the other hand, itself as a message to the west that the process of the building of georgia democracy, which has already been in a decline in the last couple of years is over. so as in russia, this law will most likely try to silence media and civil society organizations as well as individuals in georgia. we're trying to hold government responsible and accountable as her before we go into deeper into those kind of issues as well as specific about this law, given that any organization that received 20 percent of his money from abroad, we'll have to label itself as a foreign agent. surely that also applies to organizations funded by russia that are present in georgia now. yeah, absolutely. according to to law, it applies to all of their organizations. but before, i mean, there are very good in good environment for russian find organizations in georgia, for exa

well, what we have the georgia prime minister who's standing by the bill, the georgia president, has said that she will veto the bill if it reaches her desk. she's spoken out in support of the protests as well as we know what sort of power struggle are we now seeing in the country on which side looks to have the most public support. well, that will depend the president, i believe, based on this most recent reforms. the president's position is the next president position will be a lot of ceremonial. the current president was elected in a popular vote, and she was actually backed by the correct holy party. but they had a falling out about a year or 2 ago. and so now she's basically representing just her cell. i believe she was elected in 2018. he'll her mandate might be coming to an end very soon. and you have a situation in which you have a popularly like the government. i believe the ruling party has close to an absolute majority in the parliament by itself given like ought of a 150 seats. they have 74 and there's 12, you can so they really have more than 50 percent just by themselve

most americans, when they say the word georgia, mean, after all, the state, georgia and not georgia butia familiar footage that we have already seen dozens of times in dozens of countries where the united states will organize another color. that's what, because really the question is. that's what they organize there about the russian forces. in georgia no. the government quite about the west means, uh, that they are overthrowing it, or are they not overthrowing it? or do they discipline him? here's what's actually happening? why and what the americans need in this whole situation is clear that the law on agents is only pretexts and speaks. yes, you are absolutely right. this is exactly the suggestion. actually my home country is georgia and she was lucky from the very beginning as well. to this program, which is called controlled chaos, she got into the top five countries that conducted experiments. and along with serbia, along with the baltic states, but we were such a country in which they tested their most primitive advanced technologies at that time. well, remember that the apogee o

and the authorities of georgia is the salvation of our country, said the prime minister of georgia irakli gariposhvili in parliament, the initiators of the speech were the opposition deputies, who asked the prime minister. what the authorities are doing to ensure security in georgia once again. i would like to remind the public that today the world is in the most difficult situation before such challenges europe and the whole world did not stand after the second world war. we can say that the whole world is facing the threat of a third world war, and this threat is not exaggerated by the rhetoric of a nuclear war with every day becomes more and more acute in such conditions, dear deputies, the main concern of our government is the salvation of our country, in addition, garibashvili spoke, in fact, about a conspiracy to ukrainize the country and make it the second front in the conflict against russia, the main challenge for georgia at the moment. this is to maintain stability and peace in order to prevent confrontation. the real threat to our country is the plan, the conspiracy that really