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Tea Tsulukiani: Brussels is angry because we did not give them the opportunity to make us the battlefield that would spare them the danger they themselves fear. NOTE: Identical messages are echoed in the comments of Russian propagandists about the situation between Georgia and the European Union, including in Maria Zakharova’s remarks.

Saakashvili's and Zelensky's identical messages. NOTE: The words of President Saakashvili and President Zelensky have been used out of context and with incorrect interpretation.

Shalva Papuashvili: When even the U.S. Secretary of State is forced to publicly tell Brussels to stop speaking to other countries in a lecturing tone, it is clear that Brussels has already gone far too deep into the role of a phony moralist.

Shalva Papuashvili: European values are dialogue, not confrontation; conversation, not directives; unfortunately, today Brussels is out of step with these values.

Shalva Papuashvili: It is impossible to respect democracy and not oppose politically motivated crimes. The EU ambassador's evasive answer to the question of condemning the October 4 violence shows the values-based impasse Brussels has brought itself into.

WSJ: The German government has issued arrest warrants for seven people in connection with the Nord Stream explosion. According to the investigation, the operation was led by Valeriy Zaluzhny. NOTE: TV Imedi’s statement matches the thrust of the WSJ report (arrest warrants for seven and alleged oversight by Zaluzhny), but these points come from anonymous sourcing and have not been formally confirmed by Germany.

Irakli Kirtskhalia: To that unjust policy coming from Brussels, we will always give a fair response, we will always expose it.

According to "Kurier", France's new ambassador Olivier Curto secretly met with representatives of up to 15 non-governmental organizations.

European Commission report: The country is in a political crisis after the parliamentary elections. Truth: The 2024 parliamentary elections were recognized by the main observer mission, which called them competitive and described "Georgian Dream" as the elected government. NOTE: "Imedi" accuses the European Commission of spreading lies, while the OSCE/ODIHR conclusion does not state such a thing. The report says that the elections took place against a backdrop of violations that could have been decisive for the election results.

Irakli Kobakhidze: At Euronest they had, in fact, invited representatives of the radical opposition under the cover of NGOs. In such a situation, the participation of the Georgian delegation was absolutely irrational.

Levan Machavariani: If the European people do not wake up and the European Union remains in their hands, then I don't think the EU will have a bright future; however, we are deeply convinced and optimistic that many things will change and these Euro-bureaucrats will change too. Levan Machavariani is a Member of Parliament for "Georgian Dream".

Irakli Kadagishvili on European bureaucrats: their political interest is one thing, Georgia’s is entirely different. Their aim is to have in Georgia a government that will carry out every assignment. Note: Irakli Kadagishvili is a member of Parliament of "Georgian Dream".

Irakli Kadagishvili: You can't name any country in Europe where there is media diversity like there is in Georgia.

Shalva Papuashvili: On October 4 there was only one violent side — the Brussels-backed radicals. Condemning them would be condemning oneself. This is the real reason for not condemning.

"The purpose of the Finnish foreign minister's visit to Georgia was to act against the Georgian authorities and to support the opposition" - Anatol Lieven, director of the Eurasia program of Responsible Statecraft at the Quincy Institute, political scientist and writer. Tbilisi time - November 4, 2025

„The West's position is that Georgia should declare full support for the West's policy in Ukraine - a refusal of this stance by the Georgian authorities in the name of national interests is unacceptable to the West“ - Anatol Lieven, director of the Eurasia program of Responsible Statecraft at the Quincy Institute, political scientist and writer Tbilisi time - November 4, 2025

Shalva Papuashvili: If until now we saw that the German government was hiding from the Georgian people information about whom it funds in Georgia, we have now learned that it was also hiding this information from the German people and members of parliament.

Shalva Papuashvili: Against the backdrop of false narratives and hostile rhetoric we hear from European bureaucrats, it is difficult to rule out any hostile move against the Georgian people - the only thing they are harming is themselves.

Shalva Papuashvili: The EU ambassador's deliberate refusal to unequivocally condemn the violent storming of the President's Palace is the best illustration of Brussels' value backsliding and anti-democratic trajectory.

Shalva Papuashvili on the European Union: Instead of a defender of democracy and human rights, what we are left with is an ideologized bureaucratic machine that seeks to silence critics and cancel opponents, doing so in a way that deems any means acceptable to achieve this goal.

Shalva Papuashvili: Today we are witnesses to a very sad moment in history, when Brussels is clearly distancing itself from Europe and European values. Brussels is abandoning its promises and foundations to defend those European values for which it was originally created.

Shalva Papuashvili: Brussels is lying in the presented report about the parliamentary investigative commission, which it describes as an instrument for settling scores against current opposition members and does not tell the truth about the commission's aims, thereby once again siding with Saakashvili's criminal regime and thus mocking the victims of Saakashvili's regime.

Shalva Papuashvili: Brussels is lying in the report it presented about the Foreign Influence Transparency Law when it portrays a document that is a literal translation of Western counterparts as a violation of fundamental rights and says nothing about the truth that EU money is being used to finance radicalization and disinformation.

Shalva Papuashvili: The presented report has Brussels falsely accusing Georgia of engaging in "Russian disinformation", while remaining silent about the truth regarding its ambassadors' interference in parliamentary elections, the funding of NGOs and disinforming media to advance a political agenda, and the promotion of hate speech with EU funds.

Shalva Papuashvili: In the enlargement report presented today on Georgia, worn-out political accusations, lies, hostile rhetoric and deliberate malice are organically melded together. This is the Georgia seen from a Brussels office, which has nothing in common with the real Georgia.

In Lithuania, Great Britain is preparing Georgian activists for the October elections - recruitment of participants for the trainings is taking place through the NGOs “British-Georgian Society” and “International Institute for Strategic Studies.”

14.05.2024 - Chair of the Czech Foreign Affairs Committee on the “Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence” adopted in Georgia: “The law that was approved today is a step taken in a very wrong direction” 02.11.2025 - Preserving sovereignty and protecting national interests, creating a register of NGOs receiving foreign funding - the Czech coalition government agreed on the program. Note: The information is presented manipulatively, for the purpose of discrediting the Czech Republic. The substantive differences between the law adopted in Georgia and the law initiated in the Czech Republic have not been clarified.

Maka Bochvorishvili: The Euronest delegation cannot tell the Georgian people which direction they should take their country's development - this is not some kind of association of class teachers. Maka Bochvorishvili is the Foreign Affairs Minister of "Georgian Dream."

Shalva Papuashvili: They speak to us in the name of Europe — Gorbachev’s comrade Yuknevičienė and Lagodinsky, who was born in Astrakhan — you can take a person out of the Soviet Union, but you cannot take the Soviet Union out of a person.

Shalva Papuashvili on the enlargement report: expectations of a fair approach are increasingly diminishing — Brussels is experiencing a backslide in values and is completely out of step with shared European values

On the Card - Shalva Papuashvili: Brussels' ill-considered policy has today brought the European Union to economic stagnation and the risk of war. Shalva Papuashvili is the Speaker of Parliament from "Georgian Dream".

"The Guardian: The European Union is the largest buyer of Russian liquefied natural gas". NOTE: The article does not state anywhere that Europe is the largest buyer of Russian liquefied gas. The article discusses the dominant share of China and India in purchases of Russian energy resources.

Shalva Papuashvili: The European Parliament awarded the Sakharov Prize to Mzia Amaghlobeli. Today Mzia Amaghlobeli is a defeated and disgraced hostage of the protest, who is expected to conform to the false image of a hero carved out of her.

Irakli Kobakhidze: It's very good that the German authorities made a pragmatic decision to recall Mr. Fischer; he was the first ambassador to damage Georgian-German relations. I am confident this will be rectified very soon — the main thing is that a decent man be appointed as Germany's ambassador in the future.

Shalva Papuashvili on the presentation of the Sakharov Prize to Mzia Amaghlobeli: It is an attempt to establish an Orwellian inverted reality when, by the hand of the European Parliament, the country's aggressor is declared a hero, while the country's patriot — an enemy.

The American Conservative: Soros and the National Endowment for Democracy have achieved success in Georgia in recent years. Western-backed non-governmental organizations have come out against the Georgian Church with LGBT slogans.

Irakli Kobakhidze: The meeting with the Dutch ambassador Khoshtaria is nothing but another encouragement of radicalism and nothing else; it is a gross violation of the Vienna Convention, a direct interference in democratic elections, and such conduct is unbecoming of any ambassador.

Irakli Kobakhidze: It is unacceptable for European ambassadors to present themselves to Georgian society as ambassadors of hatred; this process must stop; it will negatively affect the European Union's image in Georgia

"The 'Chronika' camera accidentally filmed a secret meeting between Gia Baramidze and Giga Bokeria at the British Embassy as representatives of the radical opposition were leaving the building. Baramidze says he spoke with a representative of the British Foreign Office at the October 4 rally."

🔷 22.05.2022, Emmanuel Macron: It is important that Georgia supports the European sanctions policy 🔷 16.09.2025: France refused to restrict the issuance of visas to Russian citizens

AfD remains the most popular party in Germany, according to polls, its support is currently 27%, which is a new record.

Shalva Papuashvili: Elene Khoshtaria committed a politically motivated crime - when we see a spokesperson for one of the European Union's institutions expressing support for such a person, it is giving the green light to violence.

Shalva Papuashvili: Today there is a values gap between the US and Brussels

Shalva Papuashvili: We outperform many European Union member countries in the fight against corruption, including those countries that lecture us.

Shalva Papuashvili: When they were setting fire to the parliament, throwing "Molotov cocktails" and hurling stones at police officers, I did not hear a single word of criticism from the British Embassy, which once again shows the insincerity of their approach.

British ambassador at the embassy meeting with Baramidze and Bokeria: I do not intend to give you a comment right now.

Irakli Kobakhidze: Several European embassies are directly involved, unfortunately, in fomenting radicalism in Georgia; accordingly, they often meet with radicals, and this is a regrettable phenomenon — all of this damages the image of the European bureaucracy in Georgia.

Irakli Kobakhidze: We are not surprised by OSCE/ODIHR not coming to Georgia against the background of the so-called bullying they went through from the radical opposition and their foreign supporters; we are expecting them for the October 2028 parliamentary elections.

Million-dollar deal with lobbyists - FARA disclosed the contract between the "United National Movement" and an American law firm

Shalva Papuashvili: Everyone, including the European Union, should follow the example of the United States and refuse to turn a deaf ear to, incite, or finance radicalism, because those who play with radicalism sooner or later reap a storm of terrorism.

Shalva Papuashvili: We didn't bow to Moscow so that now Brussels would look at us with the same arrogance as the center did during the Soviet Union...

Shalva Papuashvili: If we had believed Brussels, Georgia would be in economic collapse; their so-called advice was an attempt to achieve geopolitical objectives with Russia at Georgia's expense...

Ambassador Herchinsky does not answer the question of whether he will cut off funding to radical activist Anano Tsintsabadze, who calls for political murder and speaks mockingly about a deceased person.

Zelensky: Ukraine will sell certain weapons to other countries

Shalva Papuashvili: Several European countries and even the EU ambassador were involved in violating our sovereignty by interfering in the elections.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The European External Action Service's invitation of Georgia at the ambassador level to the planned ministerial represents yet another attempt to use the issue of inviting Georgia to EU events for political speculation and to promote a radical agenda and polarization in Georgia.

EU ambassador on opposition activist Anano Tsintsabadze: This lady is employed by the Polish Solidarity Foundation. This organization partners with us. This woman, as I understand, is an activist, and it is a great privilege for me that I opened a Wi‑Fi hotspot together with her.

Shalva Papuashvili: The EU spokesperson expresses solidarity with the October 4 overthrow event organized by Levan Khabeishvili - an absolute catastrophe, this is a sharing of responsibility for possible violence

Shalva Papuashvili: Instead of strengthening the bridge that Germans and Georgians built over 30 years, Mr. Peter burned every bridge with the Georgian authorities.

Shalva Papuashvili: Germany was the first country to open an embassy in Georgia, and I, too, was involved in ensuring that Germany's name would always be respected. Mr. Peter, with his attitude, is burning those bridges.

Irakli Kobakhidze: Summoning the German ambassador is a diplomatic measure when the ambassador serving in Georgia flagrantly violates the principles of the Vienna Convention - Fischer is directly involved in the activities of the radical opposition, seeking to exert pressure on the independent judiciary

Irakli Kobakhidze: At the time, when there was the greatest pressure to open a second front, one of the ambassadors met with one of our leaders and began to denigrate Erekle II. After that, I had a meeting with a high-ranking representative of the same embassy, and he too started to denigrate Erekle II. A week later they brought out Mr. Berdzenishvili, a pseudo-intellectual, and had him denigrate Erekle II. From this it is clear how coordinated the local agents and their patrons are.

Irakli Kobakhidze: What greater endorsement of radicalism can one imagine when the EU spokesperson, the face of the European bureaucracy, directly expressed support for the October 4 rally, where there is talk of an overthrow. No one can successfully attack Georgian democracy.

Irakli Kobakhidze: The EU ambassador was directly involved in fomenting radicalism and polarization, which is very sad and regrettable.

Irakli Kobakhidze: The European Commission's press secretary's statement is an encouragement of radicalism; it is regrettable that trust in the European Union is declining in Georgian society against the backdrop of such actions, and if they do not stop making similar self-damaging statements, this process will continue

Irakli Kirtskhalia on Zelensky's statement: A shameful puppet's stupid statement from the UN's highest platform. This person, the so‑called politician, dared once again to speak about our country in a negative light.

Irakli Kirtskhalia on Zelensky: When this marionette speaks up about Georgia, he should first look into the European Commission's report and see where his country stands in each area: corruption, media freedom, human rights or other... then he should speak.

Maya Bitadze on Zelensky: It’s shameful when the president of a state at war shirks responsibility during this crisis and talks about Georgia, saying it supposedly needs to be saved while his own homeland has been set ablaze by Russia.

Maia Bitadze on being summoned to the German ambassador's foreign office: This summons was a culminating moment, something that would have been done much earlier in any other country, if Georgia's ambassador had shown similar activity at the opposition's rallies.

Zaza Shatirishvili: Today, even more openly and foolishly, the ambassadors of a particular country in Georgia are acting on the 'deep state's' orders, openly fighting Georgia's legitimate government and maximally supporting the radical opposition, the agents operating on the ground.

Irakli Kobakhidze: Summoning ambassadors is a diplomatic measure whose sole purpose is to bring them back within the diplomatic framework. Certain ambassadors are directly involved in political processes, which is a gross violation of the principles of democracy and the Vienna Convention. This requires a response.

Irakli Kobakhidze: Ambassadors were attending court proceedings in order to exert influence on judges' activities, which are gross violations of the Vienna Convention and the principle of judicial independence. Ambassadors should not behave this way, especially those ambassadors who represent Europe.

Irakli Kobakhidze: We hope relations between Georgia and the U.S. will be reset if the "deep state" is defeated in this battle — the battle between the "deep state" and the Trump administration. When the attitude toward Georgia does not change, it means the "deep state" still prevails.

Shalva Papuashvili: Zelensky is showing ingratitude toward the Georgian authorities, who stand by the Ukrainian people in everything — with humanitarian aid, by joining international statements and instruments — this is a great ingratitude toward the Georgian authorities and the Georgian people that Zelensky is displaying.

Shalva Papuashvili: The response we are to give him will be given by the Ukrainian people. I would have two pieces of advice - first, to heed the advice of the President of the United States and hold elections, and second, to heed the advice of the Vice President of the United States and be grateful, including toward the government of Georgia. Ingratitude, especially when the country is at war, is very bad.

🔷 25.06.2025, French Minister for European Affairs, Benjamin Haddad: The prosecution of Zurab Japaridze, Nika Melia, Nika Gvaramia, Mamuka Khazaradze, Badri Japaridze and Giorgi Vashadze is unacceptable. France condemns Georgian Dream's authoritarian turn. 🔷 25.09.2025: Former President of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, was sentenced to 5 years in prison.

Mikheil Kavelashvili, speaking at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly: We are open to any dialogue and cooperation, but at the same time we demand respect, a fair and dignified attitude. What the Georgian people will not accept is speaking in the language of ultimatums, blackmail and intimidation.

Government Administration: The German ambassador asked the Head of the Government Administration to have the Government of Georgia allow an exception regarding the agreements for grants awarded by German organizations to Georgian non-governmental organizations. Levan Zhorzholiani noted that the law applies equally to everyone; accordingly, the Government of Georgia cannot permit discriminatory approaches.

Prime Minister on Zelensky: Given the difficult situation in Ukraine, the fact that the country's president has time to talk about Georgia speaks for itself. However, I do not want to engage in a polemic with him — he is the leader of a country at war, and I don't think that's right.

Irakli Kobakhidze: Mr. Fisher himself requested a meeting at the Government Administration, where he asked to be exempted from the Law on Grants, but he was told that the law will apply equally to all relevant entities, including the German Embassy.

Irakli Kobakhidze: Bidzina Ivanishvili is not afraid of any sanctions; informal sanctions have practically been in effect against him since the day the war in Ukraine began — his funds were frozen. They cannot intimidate this man with sanctions.

Zelensky allowed the possibility of discussing new de facto borders between Russia and Ukraine.

Tea Tsulukiani: When an ambassador goes astray, he betrays his professionalism; they summon him and tell him he is not behaving properly. Several ambassadors who came to Georgia have done a disservice to the country and behaved disgracefully.

Irakli Kobakhidze on the French Parliament's resolution: This resolution indicates how dire the situation is in European bureaucracy - outright lies are being written into the draft resolution of such a large country's parliament

Irakli Kobakhidze: The resolution initiated in the French Senate says that Saakashvili is once again dying and that there is authoritarian rule in Georgia. This is a tragic event and points to the tragic situation that exists in European bureaucracy.

A man who openly says he is gay was appointed as Ukraine's Deputy Minister of Culture.

IPSOS: Keir Starmer is Britain’s most unpopular prime minister

Shalva Papuashvili: On October 4, in parallel with the elections, the "National Movement" has announced a violent action — the sabotage of the elections. The European Commission's spokesperson has expressed solidarity with this. What greater shame and scandal could befall Brussels than this?

Shalva Papuashvili “on the ‘National Movement’”: These people have turned the European Union flag in Georgia into a symbol of violence, hatred and contempt — wherever they appear with the EU flag, they come there with violence — they have done this to the European Union and some, including the EU ambassador, are turning a blind eye to it

Shalva Papuashvili: The only thing we cannot agree with Europe on is that the Georgian people want us to choose our own government, while some in Brussels want to appoint a government for us.

Shalva Papuashvili: "Phara" came into effect in Britain today, which says the same thing we say: if we fund exactly the same thing there, we must register — and apparently asking Britain to register is a great insult. What's happening?! Do we Georgians have some defect compared to the British?!

Shalva Papuashvili: If Brussels returns to true European values, to respect for democracy, then all these issues will be taken off the agenda - many bullets were fired in vain and the Georgian people have shown that it was all in vain

Irakli Kobakhidze: The resolution of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe contains specific provisions that cannot withstand criticism. This once again shows the grave situation that has been created today in European bureaucracy; this is another attack on the Georgian people.

Shalva Papuashvili at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe: In 2007–2011 it adopted only four resolutions in total — they mention nothing about November 7, May 26, the torture of prisoners, or anything about which the Strasbourg Court has issued decisions.

Shalva Papuashvili on the disinformation spread on English-language platforms regarding the elections: It became immediately apparent that this is fully coordinated, including with foreign actors who shelter the radicals in Georgia — a Polish Member of the European Parliament, a member of the European "People's Party", writes on X that a Russian special operation is being carried out in Georgia. This is foreign interference in the Georgian elections.

Shalva Papuashvili: Brussels must return to respecting democracy, the rule of law, and sovereignty as the cornerstone of the rules-based international order

Mikheil Kavelashvili to Responsible Statecraft: The West demanded that we enter a war with Russia, which was contrary to our vital national interests.

Mikheil Kavelashvili to Responsible Statecraft: We are open to the European Union and NATO, but our relationship should be based on mutual respect. Instead, we see from them only double standards, hypocrisy, and a hostile attitude.

Shalva Papuashvili: It turned out that last year, an election year, the German government spent a record amount of money on NGOs in Georgia and is hiding this from the Georgian people, the Government of Georgia, the German parliament and the German people

🇩🇪 Amounts published by the German government that were allocated to non-governmental organizations operating in Georgia under support projects. It concerns the allocation of 8 million lari. Specifically: ◼️ 2020 – 360,164 euro; ◼️ 2021 – 401,368 euro; ◼️ 2022 – 297,899 euro; ◼️ 2023 – 517,937 euro; ◼️ 2024 – 831,914 euro; ◼️ 2025 – 150,580 euro. ❌ However, the information does not include a list of the NGOs that received the funds

Italy's defense minister: The return of Ukraine's lost territories is today considered impossible for everyone - Russia will never give them up, and Ukraine will not have the strength to reclaim them itself, even with our help

Shalva Papuashvili: We are beginning to implement the legal part of our promise. With a constitutional claim we will appeal to the Constitutional Court to have specific political parties declared unconstitutional and banned.

Shalva Papuashvili: The Strasbourg Court, relying on the concept of defensive democracy, notes that if a state authority has established the risk that a political party's policies would pose a threat to democracy, the state is entitled to prevent the implementation of such policies.

Kakha Kaladze: The Baltic states, regarding Russia, are doing the opposite themselves of what they urge us to do, which is a double standard — what is not allowed for us is allowed for them.

United Neutral Georgia: today it seems that neither the European Union nor America needs a sovereign Georgia for anything; they have singled out our country as cannon fodder, and they want their agents to be at its head.

The Federal Government of Germany on funding of non-governmental organizations operating in Georgia: Disclosure of the names of local partners as confidential information is not possible... the funding recipients have not given their consent to this.

Mikheil Kavelashvili: We want to become a member of the European Union, but with the values we have upheld for centuries - we want our national interest to be clearly protected.

Irakli Kobakhidze: Radicalism is artificially created by radical parties and foreign agents; when these political forces detach themselves from the democratic system, the degree of polarization will immediately decrease, we will have less hatred in society, and the country's development will be less marred.

Irakli Kobakhidze: Relations with European structures have deteriorated due to the efforts of certain political forces. Of course, the European bureaucracy has its own sins, but with their complicity, a result has actually emerged that threatens our national interests. Our goal is European integration, and they, by their deliberate steps, are doing everything to worsen relations with European structures.

Zaza Doborjginidze: Latvia plans to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention on combating violence against women and domestic violence — mentally Russian, a disgrace of Latvia, which after the war in Ukraine quadrupled its alcohol exports to Russia, has nothing to teach or to hold up to Georgia.

Shalva Papuashvili: If there was praise from one "me" of Brussels, the other "me" gives a grant to "Transparency International" to blame the government, as if it were ensuring the evasion of sanctions — this shows bipolar dysfunction in Brussels.

Shalva Papuashvili: Kallas's (Kallas) husband was involved in business with Russia, which entailed supplying goods to Russia that could potentially be used by security forces.

Media: After the simplification of legislative procedures in Germany, more than 22,000 people have changed their gender.

Media: One in four young women reports sexual harassment on Munich's public transport

Kakha Kaladze: ALDE's resolution will not produce results, because the Georgian people said "no" to that decayed European bureaucracy that is fighting Georgian statehood

Shalva Papuashvili on ALDE's resolution: Madam Kalasi and Kosi are calling our self-government elections "fake elections"? Clarifications are important, since this would be an attack on Georgian democracy

Shalva Papuashvili: It's not surprising that Rasa Juknevičienė, embraced by the 'National Movement', is inviting the 'Nats' to Euronest under the guise of 'NGO-ers' — it's shameful

Irakli Kirtchalia on ALDE's resolution: Our society and political team have already been thrown off balance by so many utterly unprecedented, unfair resolutions — every resolution, including this one, is built on sheer lies, disinformation and falsehood.

Lithuanian media LRT: Companies from the Baltic states secretly supply Russia's 'shadow' fleet with fuel

🔷 16.12.2024 - Lithuania's Defense Minister Dovilė Šakalienė: Lithuania stands by the Georgian people. Russian puppets will not last long 🔷 21.10.2025 - Lithuania's Defense Minister leaves office

A Swedish court allowed a migrant convicted of raping a minor to remain in the country on the grounds that "the rape was not sufficiently prolonged to be considered an especially serious crime"

Shalva Papuashvili: The globalist forces have declared to us that they know better what is best for Georgia, what we should learn and submit and where our place is. They belittled the wisdom and prudence of a three-thousand-year-old state and pushed us to the brink of an abyss.

Kakha Kaladze: As for the demonstrations, all of this is being financed from abroad, with instructions being given on how to act, but actions that violate the law will be met with an appropriate response.

Kakha Kaladze: Regarding the EU ambassador's letter, when you are an ambassador and directly encourage violent groups, extremism, and the deepening of polarization, that is very serious.

Pavel Herchinsky says that an exact copy of the American law, "FARA", "contradicts the principles of the European Union", which is why it will be impossible for Georgia to become a member of the European Union.

Member of the party "Alternative for Germany," Malte Kaufmann: We are aware of certain scandals that the European Union is trying to fund specific organizations in Georgia. Therefore, we are interested in what role the German government has had in this.

Levan Ioseliani: I don't want to see in politics those people who took part in trampling on people's rights; I don't want my future to be determined by someone who yesterday was torturing people in prison.