Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said on July 17 that visa-free travel with the European Union is not an "existential" issue for Georgia, stressing that the government will prioritize "peace and stability" amid growing pressure from Brussels.
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The European Commission has sent letters to the Georgian Dream government warning that the European Union may suspend visa-free travel for Georgian citizens if Tbilisi fails to implement key recommendations related to human rights, anti-corruption, and democratic standards.
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"Prosecutor's Office Investigates Mtavari Arkhi Over Alleged Financial Misconduct"
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