Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobahidze is open to compromise with Western partners on the controversial law on 'transparency of foreign influence'.
Emese Grancsa
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Irakli Kobahidze said the Georgian government is open to talks and could compromise through a presidential veto. Warnings from Western partners have been mounting, including from the US, which has warned that Georgia faces a democratic setback and must choose between Euro-Atlantic aspirations and adopting a 'Kremlin-style' foreign agents law.
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O lege controversată din Georgia, care a scos mii de oameni în stradă, ar putea fi modificată după presiunile Occidentului
Prim-ministrul Georgiei sugerează că este dispus să facă unele modificări la controversata lege a "agenţilor străini" / Consilierul SUA pentru securitate s-a declarat îngrijorat de textul care a scos mii de oameni în stradă
Premierul Georgiei sugerează că este dispus să facă unele modificări la controversata lege a "agenţilor străini". Consilierul SUA pentru securitate s-a declarat îngrijorat de textul care a scos mii de oameni în stradă
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