Georgia finds itself at a critical juncture as the country grapples with the passing of a controversial foreign agents bill, sparking widespread protests and concerns about its democratic transition and European aspirations.
The bill, approved amidst scenes of violence outside Parliament, has drawn criticism for its resemblance to laws utilized by the Kremlin to suppress opposition and dissent. Critics argue that the legislation threatens to undermine Georgia's pro-EU stance and align it more closely with Russia.
