Georgia Faces Political Turmoil Over 'Foreign Agents' Law
Protests erupt as ruling party pushes legislation seen as aligning with Russian interests, sparking fears of authoritarianism.
- Georgian Dream party passes controversial 'foreign agents' law, prompting mass protests.
- Law requires media and NGOs with foreign funding to register as serving foreign powers.
- Protesters view the law as a move to suppress dissent and increase Russian influence.
- President Zourabichvili vows to veto the bill, but tensions remain high.
- Observers warn of escalating violence and political crisis as October elections approach.