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For weeks, Tbilisi has been rocked by protests against the Georgian government's controversial law that would label organizations receiving foreign funding as "foreign agents." Despite the backlash, the ruling Georgian Dream party is determined to push the law through, confident in its position of power. The party's confidence stems from its success in foreign policy and the economy, as well as the lack of opposition allies in the European Parliament. However, the EU has condemned the law, warning that it could hinder Georgia's path to EU accession. The law's passage could lead to further protests and jeopardize the country's European future. The ruling party faces a difficult decision as it risks its own grip on power.
