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In the midst of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, the prospect of a dialogue between the two nations is seen as a potential avenue for seeking resolution. The complexity of this situation requires meticulous consideration of pre-conditions and agreements that can pave the way for constructive discussions. While the journey towards dialogue is riddled with challenges, it is imperative to acknowledge the vital importance of certain pre-conditions before engaging in meaningful conversations.  One of the crucial pre-conditions for any dialogue directly involving President Putin in the Ukraine-Russia war is the stipulation that Russia has no involvement in the affairs of Georgia. This condition holds significant weight due to the historical context and geopolitical implications. Addressing the concerns pertaining to Russia's relationship with Georgia is fundamental in establishing a foundation of trust and assurance for the dialogue to progress effectively. Moreover, it i...

Last Tuesday, a controversial law was passed by MPs in Georgia, sparking significant debate and concern among NGOs and independent media organizations. The law mandates that any NGO or independent media entity receiving more than 20% of its funding from foreign donors must register as an organization "bearing the interests of a foreign power." This development has raised serious questions about the implications for freedom of speech, press freedom, and the ability of civil society organizations to operate independently without undue interference from the government. Many see this law as a direct threat to the fundamental principles of democracy and civil liberties. The implications of this law are far-reaching and potentially damaging. NGOs and independent media play a crucial role in holding the government accountable, advocating for marginalized communities, and providing a diversity of voices and perspectives in public discourse. By imposing such stringent regulations on t...

The Georgian people are facing a critical moment in their nation's history as the government pushes for the foreign agents bill, a move that has sparked widespread opposition and concerns about the future of democracy in Georgia. The proposed bill has ignited a fierce debate and raised serious questions about the government's commitment to upholding democratic principles. The foreign agents bill, if passed, would have far-reaching implications for Georgia's civil society and democratic institutions. It has been viewed by many as an attempt to suppress political dissent and limit the activities of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and independent media outlets. Critics argue that the bill threatens to stifle free speech, restrict the work of advocacy groups, and undermine the fundamental rights of Georgian citizens. In response to the government's efforts to advance the foreign agents bill, Georgians have mobilized in opposition, with widespread protests and demonstr...

In a surprising turn of events, the citizens of Georgia who had put their trust in the government to defend them from Russian interference are now facing a bleak reality. The hopes and expectations of the people have been met with disappointment as the situation takes a turn for the worse. Georgia, a country with a tumultuous history of conflict with its neighbor Russia, has long struggled to maintain its sovereignty and independence. The citizens have looked to their government to protect them from external threats and to uphold their national interests. However, recent developments have cast a shadow of uncertainty over the future of the nation. Amidst rising tensions and geopolitical maneuvering, the people of Georgia find themselves in a precarious position. The promises made by the government to safeguard the country from Russian interference now seem to ring hollow. The once hopeful populace is now grappling with the harsh reality that their security and well-being may be comprom...

This is absolutely absurd and absurd even to think of indicting senators from both the Republican Party and the Democrats Party. If that would be the right thing to do then Georgia votes were rigged and Biden was not elected to be President. This is right because it is because of VP Mike Pence vote has Biden become the President and that becomes automatically null and void because only senators votes can be counted as serious and the VP vote is just a puppet vote by which Biden became the President. In that case should a future vote by the VP becomes removed in case the Grand Jury wants to indict senators? If any of or all the senators disagree with the President then will they all be indicted in the future under Biden administration? In that case Biden will no longer be a leader of the free world; instead he will be like one of our present dictators in North Korea Kim Jong Un or someone as a coup military leader in East Africa.