Georgian authorities on Thursday arrested Levan Khabeishvili, a leader of the country’s largest opposition party, days after he had called for a “peaceful revolution” at municipal elections scheduled for next month. The arrest comes amid a crackdown on pro-European Union opposition figures as street protests continue over a disputed election last October and a subsequent government decision to halt talks on joining the EU.
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‘Much better than US-Russia version’: Ukraine and European negotiators developed latest peace plan
European officials are saying they were comforted by the outcome of weekend discussions in Geneva on US peace proposals for...
