Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze discussed the pause in EU accession talks, emphasizing the need for flexibility from Brussels. He expressed optimism about EU membership by 2030 despite challenges with European bureaucracy. Kobakhidze criticized the EU's handling of Georgia's application and highlighted the ongoing tensions with Russia, asserting the importance of maintaining trade relations while defending national interests. He called for international focus on a ceasefire in Ukraine. Full article (Euronews.com)