Szalome Zurabicsvili, the Georgian president, urged the EU to take a stronger stance in support of demonstrators and to pressure the pro-Russian government for new elections. Protests in Tbilisi have been ongoing, sparked by allegations of election fraud and the government's decision to suspend EU accession talks. The government has shown no signs of backing down, threatening political opponents. Zurabicsvili criticized Europe's inadequate response to the situation, emphasizing the need for pressure on the Georgian government. Teljes cikk (SzabadEurópa)