Baku 17° C
In Georgia, special forces and hundreds of policemen involved to parliament
Region
- 11 June, 2018
- 14:01
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
Baku. 11 June. REPORT.AZ/ In Georgia, special forces and hundreds of police have been involved to parliament.
Report informs citing the RIA Novosti, employees of Georgian law-enforcement bodies have detained several members of the opposition United National Movement Party in the capital of Tbilisi, near the parliament.
The situation on the roads leading to Parliament has aggravated.
At the same time Rustaveli Avenue, which leads to parliament, is open for traffic.
Author
Gürcüstanda parlamentə xüsusi təyinatlılar və yüzlərlə polis cəlb edilib
В Грузии к парламенту стягивают спецназ и сотни полицейских
Latest News
12:10
President: Illicit proceeds laundered through international financial channels during occupation
Foreign policy
12:10
AI, climate change may exacerbate gender inequality in education and employment, OIF rep says
Other countries
12:06
Ilham Aliyev: Corruption is a crime that undermines public trust in state institutions
Foreign policy
12:04
Proposal at Baku Forum seeks to boost inclusion through education
Foreign policy
11:58
Education should be linked to economic opportunities for women, public association rep says
Education and science
11:53
Farhad Hajiyev: Youth dialogue should lead to new initiatives
Cultural policy
11:48
Azerbaijan prepares new draft law on conflict of interest
Milli Majlis
11:48
Azerbaijan's Prosecutor General calls for joining efforts to combat corruption
Foreign policy
11:45
Shlapachenko: UN focuses on green development in co-op with Azerbaijan
Energy