Grigol Gegelia

EU foreign ministers refocus on Georgia, intensifying criticism and pressure on its authorities amid Hungary's shift away from supporting them.

Grigol Gegelia has been sent to a key European capital. This move signals the regime's anti-Europeanism stance. A concrete next step is not specified.

EU foreign ministers keep Georgia at the center of attention, with Hungary's developments expected to positively impact discussions.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova warned Georgia that EU membership would trigger trade sanctions and unfriendly status, but Georgian leaders dismissed the threat, asserting their sovereign right to pursue European integration without external pressure.