Authorities in Georgia have once again cracked down on opposition voices, detaining a second prominent figure amid ongoing demonstrations calling for closer integration with the European Union. The protests, which have gained momentum over recent weeks, reflect growing public frustration over the government’s foreign policy direction and domestic governance issues. Security forces moved swiftly early Friday morning to arrest the opposition leader, sparking renewed outrage among demonstrators who view these actions as a suppression of political dissent.

The situation remains tense in the capital, with protest organizers demanding immediate release of all detained activists and a transparent dialogue with government officials. Key demands voiced by the demonstrators include:

  • Acceleration of EU accession talks
  • Independent investigation into political arrests
  • Resignation of senior government officials perceived as obstructing…