
Georgia and Germany: Diplomatic Conflict Increasing
Georgia has accused EU diplomats of meddling in its internal affairs, prompting Berlin to recall its ambassador.

Georgia has accused EU diplomats of meddling in its internal affairs, prompting Berlin to recall its ambassador.

Tbilisi cancelled her meeting with the prime minister after Valtonen clearly overstepped the boundaries of diplomacy and became a political actor.

Brussels has approved rules that would enable it to weaponise border control to penalise states perceived as hostile—but mostly for diplomats.

PM calls for “sweeping crackdown” and accuses EU ambassador of meddling.

Opposition boycott raises questions over the legitimacy of the contest.

As local elections approach, Irakli Kobakhidze says his nation is ready to join the European Union.

Under pressure from Kyiv and Brussels, Georgian Dream is preparing to file a lawsuit to ban major opposition parties—citing alleged political violence and corruption.

“Slovakia has taken a significant step towards restoring European values within the European Union. Common sense must prevail everywhere,” Papuashvili emphasised.

The rare diplomatic move highlights growing strains between Georgia and EU partners.

Prosecutors say foreign-funded groups prepared unrest with riot gear purchases, deepening the government’s break with the EU.