Late on December 13, the Council of Europe and the European Parliament reached a political agreement on Georgia’s visa-free travel in the EU’s passport free Schengen Zone which meant that several more - mainly formal - steps are left before the final vote on Georgia’s visa liberalization in January.
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Georgia’s main opposition party, the United National Movement (UNM), reduced its central office staff by 20 people, which led to even more open disagreement within the party members.
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"Another Georgian dies in Syria"
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