Seventy-five-year-old Marina Terishvili's teenage son Mamuka was shot dead at a nationalist rally in Georgia in 1992. Now her other son, Giorgi, has been arrested for his role in protests against perceived Russian influence in their homeland.

Thousands of pro-European protesters rallied against Georgia's government Tuesday for a 13th consecutive day, after the European Union warned it could punish authorities for their crackdown on demonstrators.

In Georgia, pro-European demonstrations against the pro-Russian government, Georgian Dream, took place for the twelfth consecutive night as of December 10 and are predicted to continue until mid December. So what is happening?

Protests in Georgia for almost two weeks over the government’s decision to suspend European Union accession talks.

Distressing warning In the streets of Georgia's capital Tbilisi, a group of masked men attack journalists from a pro-opposition TV channel during a live broadcast.Just one in a spate of recent attacks reportedly carried out against opposition politicians,

Thousands have protested in Tbilisi against the suspension of EU accession talks. Police have used water cannons and tear gas, with violence also directed at journalists. View on euronews