Georgia police use water cannon, tear gas to disperse pro-EU protesters outside parliament
Draped in EU and Georgian flags, protesters confronted police in the capital Tbilisi for the sixth straight night of demonstrations sparked by the announcement last week by the ruling Georgian Dream party that it would halt accession talks with the European Union.
Draped in EU and Georgian flags, protesters confronted police in the capital Tbilisi for the sixth straight night of demonstrations sparked by the announcement last week by the ruling Georgian Dream party that it would halt accession talks with the European Union.
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