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According to Al Arabiya, Syrian Prime Minister Muhammad Ghazi al-Jalali has announced the government’s readiness to transfer power through peaceful means, adding that they are prepared to cooperate with any leadership elected by the people.

It is the 9th day of protests in Georgia. Clashes have again occurred between demonstrators and the police. Dozens of citizens have been detained. Media reports indicate that in Tbilisi, law enforcement used tear gas and water cannons.

The French National Assembly has expressed no confidence in Michel Barnier’s government. Out of 574 deputies, 331 voted in favor of the no-confidence motion.

In Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, 298 people were arrested and 143 police officers were injured during the protests, according to the country’s Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Aleksandr Darakhvelidze.

The victory of the ruling “Georgian Dream” party in the October 26 parliamentary elections has sparked large-scale protests and led

On December 1, Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that 27 protesters, 16 police officers, and one media worker were hospitalized due to the use of water cannons and tear gas by the police.

On November 29, Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that around 43 people were arrested for disobeying police orders and committing minor hooliganism. It was also noted that 32 employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were injured as a result.