The protests intensified after Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced in late November that the country's EU accession talks would be frozen until 2028. Clashes between the police and the protesters have been going on for the fifth day. Police used water cannons and tear gas, while residents built barricades and muscled the police.

The elections held in Georgia on October 26 caused a political crisis. None of the opposition parties recognized the results of the vote. Local monitoring missions reveal widespread and widespread violations. The president of Georgia declared the elections illegal and called them a "special Russian operation".

Georgia's parliament is considering a bill that would ban the registration of same-sex marriages, transgender or non-traditional adoptions, medical gender reassignment procedures, and "LGBT propaganda." The adoption of the document is expected in the fall.