Protesters and police clash after Georgia´s PM suspends talks on...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Protesters poured onto the streets of Tbilisi following the announcement (Zurab Tsertsvadze/AP)EU politicians urged a re-run of the parliamentary vote within a year under thorough international supervision and by an independent election administration.
43% : She said the decision to suspend EU membership marked the "conclusion of the constitutional coup which has been unfolding for several weeks".
31% : The Georgian prime minister fired back, denouncing what he described as a "cascade of insults" from EU politicians and declaring that "the ill-wishers of our country have turned the European Parliament into a blunt weapon of blackmail against Georgia, which is a great disgrace for the European Union".

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