Georgian Parliament Set to Override Presidential Veto on Controversial 'Foreign Agents' Law

The law, requiring NGOs and media with foreign funding to register, has sparked mass protests and international condemnation.

Georgian Dream party, backed by pro-Kremlin billionaire, pushes for law despite presidential veto.
Critics label the law as Kremlin-inspired, fearing it will stifle civil society and media freedom.
Protests in Tbilisi have seen clashes with police using tear gas and water cannons.
EU and US officials warn the law threatens Georgia's EU membership aspirations.
President Zourabichvili and PM Kobakhidze publicly clash over the law's implications.