Georgia’s passage of Russian-inspired law pushes country to breaking point ...Middle East

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The country of Georgia is being pushed to a breaking point amid unprecedented protests against the government’s pursuit of legislation mirroring Russia’s “foreign agents” law. Georgian Dream, the ruling party, succeeded Tuesday in passing its version of such a law, which will require non-governmental organizations receiving 20 percent of their funding from foreign donors to register with national security services as promoting the interests of a foreign power. Critics of the law say it will permit the government to criminalize opposition, civil society and pro-democracy groups, cementing further Georgian Dream’s authoritarian turn away from the West. Weeks of mass protests on t

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