Kavelashvili is inaugurated as Georgia's president, complicating...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Several journalists were beaten by police and media workers accused authorities of using thugs to deter people from attending anti-government rallies, which Georgian Dream denies.
54% : The EU, which granted Georgia candidate status in December 2023 on condition that the country meets the bloc´s recommendations, put its accession on hold and cut financial support in June following approval of the "foreign influence" law.
51% : Thousands of demonstrators converged on the parliament building every night after the government announced the suspension of EU accession talks on Nov. 28.
39% : Georgia's opposition has mocked Kavelashvili for lacking higher education.
37% : The crackdown has drawn strong condemnation from the United States and EU officials.
32% : Georgian Dream´s decision last month to suspend talks on their country´s bid to join the EU added to the opposition´s outrage and galvanized protests.

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