EU's Struggle with Georgia's 'Foreign Agents' Law

Recent headlines highlight the EU's challenge in forming a unified stance on Georgia's controversial 'foreign agents' law. Despite widespread protests and criticism from EU member states, Georgia's ruling party has not withdrawn the law.

The EU emphasizes that the legislation hampers Georgia's path to European integration and urges for its repeal. Georgian President vows to veto the law, but concerns persist as the ruling party can override the decision.

The EU, USA, and NATO call for the law's withdrawal, emphasizing its divergence from European norms and values. European ministers visit Tbilisi to express solidarity with protesters and discuss the country's democratic future amidst escalating tensions.