Restrictions on movement from 21:00 to 05:00 will remain in force

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19 November 2024, 16:21

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15:09
Tbilisi City Court is considering a lawsuit from one NGO and three opposition parties

13:16
IPRM meeting is underway in Ergneti

13:07
Impeding journalistic activities is unacceptable - Mamuka Mdinaradze

12:33
Zourabichvili is trying to somehow maintain her position - Kaladze
11:55
16 people detained during the rally on Chavchavadze and Melikishvili avenues - MIA

11:42
Public Defender calls on the MIA to ensure the freedom of peaceful assembly of protest participants and not to hinder journalists from carrying out their activities - Ombudsman representatives will visit detained citizens

11:03
Hezbollah launches attack drones at Tel Aviv military targets

09:38
Georgia’s national football team will face today Czechia
09:27
De-facto leader of Abkhazia, Aslan Bzhania steps down

09:26
More people are needed to continue the protest - Giorgi Vashadze appeals to supporters

08:44
Several protest participants physically assaulted patrol police officers - law enforcement officers detained them

08:23
Tensions rise on Melikishvili Avenue
07:46
After the MIA statement was released, law enforcement officers began removing tents and vehicles blocking the road from the area around Chavchavadze Avenue and Varaziskhevi

00:02
The National Bank sets new exchange rate for GEL
18 November

21:19
24-hour non-stop protest will continue for another 24 hours - decision was made by the opposition after the President’s briefing

20:40
Maintaining the political configuration that existed before October 26, with the existing parliament, government and president - President

17:27
The time of radicalism in the country has passed - Kaladze

17:12
Inferno rips through Russian hospital as patients leap from windows
15:06
Donald Trump Jr accuses Joe Biden of trying to start WWIII after “allowing Ukraine to fire US rockets inside Russia”

14:56
Special Investigation Service exposed a person to the fact of unauthorised eavesdropping

14:15
More than EUR 100 million will be frozen and instead of going to the Georgian authorities, it will be used for civil society organizations - Borrell

13:23
97 modern metro carriages to be purchased for Tbilisi - Kaladze
12:48
CEC appeals to international organizations and diplomatic corps over November 16 meeting incident

12:05
Tbilisi City Hall releases information regarding the traffic restriction due to the tents arrangement near the TSU, blocking of the road

12:00
A super typhoon has made second landfall on the Philippines" main island of Luzon

11:52
On November 25, new composition of the Government, the Government program will be presented to the Parliament - Kobakhidze
11:36
Radical opposition appealed to Brussels, this is Sergo Orjonikidze’s message at the turn of the century, but not to Moscow, but in this case to Brussels - Irakli Kobakhidze

11:29
Ministry of Culture and Sports to be divided - who will lead the two agencies

11:21
The state of the opposition is so dire that we would probably feel sorry for them if we did not know that we are dealing with an evil force here – Prime Minister

11:13
We won by over 890,000 votes against the 2nd-place party and by more than 325,000 votes against the entire radical opposition combined - Prime Minister
11:04
Four opposition unions send a letter to the ministers of foreign affairs of the European Union, demand that the EU suspend relations with Georgia at all levels

10:23
Biden allows Ukraine to use US arms to strike inside Russia

09:30
Protest rally in occupied Abkhazia - the situation is still tense

07:47
Participants of the rally in front of the TSU spent the night in tents

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Restrictions on movement from 21:00 to 05:00 will remain in force

24-02-2021 14:24

Restrictions on movement from 21:00 to 05:00 will remain in force. Such a statement the Prime Minister of Georgia made after the meeting of the Interagency Coordination Council.

“The restriction on movement will remain in force from 21:00 until five o"clock in the morning”, - said Irakli Garibashvili.

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