Georgia’s Violent Crackdown on Journalists
Media workers covering the ongoing protests report being directly targeted amid extreme brutality.
Georgia: “This is Our Last Chance to Fight for a European Future”
Young activist describes “anger and hope” of the nightly demonstrations in central Tbilisi.
Georgia’s Post-Election Perils
Protests continue against validity of electoral win that risks diverting country’s pro-European path.
What Next for Moldova?
Country’s European trajectory may depend on healing internal discord and ensuring public trust in the electoral process.
Georgia’s LGBT Community Faces Stark Choices
Many fear that they will be forced to choose between asylum or emigration if Georgian Dream wins election.
Georgia: Political Choices Fuel Economic Fears
Amid rising rates of labour migration, some warn that a pivot away from Europe could gravely impact country’s economy.
Moldova: Split Referendum Signals Uncertain Path to EU
No consensus emerges as to whether Europe offers the promising future its supporters envision.
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