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Georgia’s Parliamentary Dream:�One-Party Parliament as a Challenge for European Prospects
Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum
🗓Today we will discuss 🇬🇪 Georgia’s Parliamentary Dream:
One-Party Parliament as a Challenge for European Prospects🇬🇪 in the company of distinguished speakers:
🇬🇪Teona Akubardia, Member of Parliament of Georgia
🇪🇺 Petras Auštrevičius, Member of the European Parliament
🇺🇦 Solomiia Bobrovska, Member of Parliament of Ukraine
🇲🇩 Iulian Groza, Institute for European Politics
🇬🇪 Lasha Tughushi, Liberal Academy Tbilisi
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UA: Ukraine Analytica | International Relations Politics Economics
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UA: Ukraine Analytica is the first Ukrainian academic/analytical journal in English language on International Relations, Politics and Economics. The journal is aimed for experts, diplomats, academics,…The EU demonstrated continued commitment to deepening its relationship in particular with the three EaP partners implementing Association Agreements. Nevertheless, the consolidation of existing successes and setting new ambitious objectives for 5 to 10 years need further sustained commitment from both the EU and its EaP partners.
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Eastern Partnership in the Next Decade: Focus on Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine – Prism Ua
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The EU demonstrated continued commitment to deepening its relationship in particular with the three EaP partners implementing Association Agreements.The newly elected parliament of Georgia went into action – without opposition representatives. Although it has enough votes for the MPs to make decisions, a one-party parliament will undoubtedly damage the country image in the international arena. Explore the situation with Lasha Tughushi from Liberal Academy Tbilisi Foundation.
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Georgia: One-Party Parliament – Prism Ua
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The newly elected parliament of Georgia went into action – without opposition representatives. Although it has enough votes for the MPs to make decisions, a one-party parliament will undoubtedly damag…