Tbilisi: Georgia is once again gripped by political turmoil as Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has accused protesters of attempting to overthrow the government and alleged interference from the European Union (EU) in the country’s internal affairs. His statement came after a series of anti-government demonstrations erupted in the capital, Tbilisi, following the recent local elections.

The latest wave of protests turned tense when thousands of demonstrators gathered outside the presidential palace, demanding political reforms and transparency in the recently concluded polls. Security forces responded with pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowd after a section of protesters reportedly tried to breach police barricades. Authorities confirmed the arrest of five people in conn

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