Thousands took to the streets in Tbilisi, angered by the Georgian government's halt of EU accession talks after a contested election. Protesters called for new elections, accusing the ruling party of authoritarianism and a shift toward Russia.

International outrage mounted as security forces violently quelled demonstrations, resulting in many arrests and claims of police brutality. Critics argue that the government is forsaking its promise to pursue EU membership, a goal embraced by much of the populace.

In a different realm, Mike Parry condemned the knighthood awarded to Gareth Southgate, branding the decision "an absolute disgrace" and questioning the honor given to someone he views as a "loser."

The Digest, 12/7/2024 @400PM, CDT

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