Georgian Lari Touches Two-Year Low After Clashes Between Police and Protestors.

CONTRACTS; POLITICAL parties; NORTH Atlantic Treaty Organization; EUROPEAN Union; EUROPEAN Union membership; PUBLIC demonstrations; ELECTION boards; TEAR gas

The Georgian Lari reached a two-year low against the dollar following clashes between police and protestors in Tbilisi. The violence erupted after the ruling party postponed talks on EU membership until 2028, leading to protests and detentions. President Zourabichvili accused foreign interference, while the US and EU criticized the government's actions and suspended partnerships with Georgia. [Extracted from the article]

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