More than 40 people have been hospitalised in Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi following a fourth straight night of protests against the government’s suspension of European Union negotiations.

Protest rallies against the Georgian Government’s recent decision on the suspension of the country’s European Union accession talks until 2028 are continuing in the central streets of the capital Tbilisi and in the vicinity of the Parliament building.

Protesters have gathered across Georgia in a third straight night of demonstrations against the government’s decision to suspend negotiations to join the European Union

People have gathered in the streets of Tbilisi for the fourth night in a row amid ongoing pro-EU protests Georgians have been demonstrating this week to vent anger at the ruling party's decision to suspend talks on joining the European Union There is a heavy police presence near parliament in the city tonight - earlier in the week officers used water cannon,

Protesters in the Georgian capital Tbilisi took to the streets on Saturday for a third night as public anger mounted over the government’s decision to freeze EU accession talks. Violent clashes with police have broken out during the protests,

A protest is taking place in Tbilisi, near the building of a public broadcaster, in response to the ruling Georgian Dream party's decision to abandon negotiations on joining the European Union. Source: European Pravda,

Mass protests against the pro-Russian government have broken out in major cities across Georgia, despite police attempts to disperse demonstrators, the Georgian outlet Sova News reported on Nov. 30. The protests were sparked by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's decision to postpone Georgia's accession to the European Union until 2028.