"Georgians Rally Against Renewed Push for 'Russian Law' Amid Protests"

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Thousands of Georgians are protesting a renewed attempt by the governing party, Georgian Dream, to pass a law targeting "foreign influence," which critics say mirrors repressive measures in Russia. The legislation would require media and non-commercial organizations receiving over 20% of their budget from abroad to register as "foreign agents." The European Union has expressed serious concerns, warning that the law could jeopardize Georgia's EU candidacy and limit civil society's freedom. The move is seen as a potential blow to Georgia's aspirations for closer ties with the EU and has sparked fears of increased Russian influence in the country.
- Georgians protest government's renewed attempt to pass 'Russian law' Euronews
- Georgia: Thousands protest 'foreign agent' law DW (English)
- Protests begin in Georgia against 'Russian law' POLITICO Europe
- Georgians protest outside parliament against 'Russian law' on foreign agents Reuters
- US State Department: “Stay Tuned” for Potential Actions if Russian Law Moves Forward Civil Georgia
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