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The United States pauses US$95 million in assistance to the country of Georgia due to its government passing

a law on "foreign agents", which US officials referred to as "anti-democratic" and a "draconian measure to stifle dissent".

Published July 31, 2024· Updated October 28, 2026·1 min read

Context: United States–Georgia relations.

The United States pauses US$95 million in assistance to the country of Georgia due to its government passing a law on "foreign agents", which US officials referred to as "anti-democratic" and a "draconian measure to stifle dissent".

Event summary via Wikipedia Current Events (2024-07-31).