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Because it is neither constrained by institutional inertia nor guided by partisan interests, journalism remains one of the few spaces still capable of connecting Europe to its citizens. Yet if the new European voices merely reproduce old vertical reflexes, keeping the people at a distance, avoiding direct citizen expression and preserving discourse among peers, then no technology and no narrative will be enough to sustain the European project. The voice of the people is not a rhetorical device; it must be direct. It also calls for thoughtful mediation, where journalism safeguards the clarity of speech, the verification of facts and the contextual depth that democracy deserves. The European project does not rest on institutions but on the renewed consent of the people. To neglect that is to risk losing everything.
Parce qu’il n’est ni freiné par l’inertie institutionnelle ni orienté par des intérêts partisans, le journalisme demeure l’un des rares espaces encore capables de relier l’Europe à ses citoyens. Pourtant, si les nouveaux visages européens se contentent de reproduire les anciens réflexes verticaux - tenir le peuple à distance, éviter l’expression citoyenne directe, préserver le discours entre pairs - alors aucune technologie, aucun récit ne suffira à faire vivre le projet européen. La voix du peuple n’est pas un artifice rhétorique, elle doit être directe. Mais elle exige aussi une médiation réfléchie, où le journalisme veille à la clarté des propos, à la vérification des faits et à la mise en perspective nécessaire à toute vie démocratique. Le projet européen ne repose pas sur les institutions, mais sur le consentement renouvelé des peuples. Négliger cela, c’est prendre le risque de tout perdre.
Weil der Journalismus weder durch institutionelle Trägheit blockiert noch von parteilichen Interessen geleitet ist, bleibt er einer der wenigen Räume, die Europa noch mit seinen Bürgern verbinden können. Doch wenn die neuen europäischen Stimmen lediglich alte, vertikale Reflexe reproduzieren – das Volk auf Distanz halten, direkte Meinungsäußerung der Bürger vermeiden und Diskussionen untereinander pflegen –, dann werden weder Technologie noch Narrative ausreichen, um das europäische Projekt lebendig zu erhalten. Die Stimme des Volkes ist kein rhetorisches Stilmittel, sie muss direkt sein. Gleichzeitig erfordert sie eine durchdachte Vermittlung, in der der Journalismus auf Klarheit der Aussagen, Faktenprüfung und die notwendige Kontextualisierung für eine demokratische Kultur achtet. Das europäische Projekt ruht nicht auf Institutionen, sondern auf dem erneuerten Konsens der Völker. Wer das vernachlässigt, läuft Gefahr, alles zu verlieren.
Porque el periodismo, no estando limitado por la inercia institucional ni condicionado por intereses partidistas, sigue siendo uno de los pocos espacios capaces de conectar Europa con sus ciudadanos. Pero si las nuevas voces europeas se limitan a reproducir antiguos reflejos verticales -mantener al pueblo a distancia, evitar la expresión ciudadana directa y conservar el discurso entre pares-, entonces ninguna tecnología ni narrativa bastará para sostener el proyecto europeo. La voz del pueblo no es un recurso retórico; debe ser directa. Sin embargo, también exige una mediación reflexiva, donde el periodismo garantice la claridad de los discursos, la verificación de los hechos y la contextualización que la vida democrática merece. El proyecto europeo no se sustenta en las instituciones, sino en el consentimiento renovado de los pueblos. Descuidar esto es arriesgarlo todo.
Poiché il giornalismo, non essendo vincolato dall’inerzia istituzionale né guidato da interessi partitici, rimane uno dei pochi spazi in grado di collegare l’Europa ai suoi cittadini. Ma se le nuove voci europee si limitano a riprodurre vecchi riflessi verticali - tenere il popolo a distanza, evitare l’espressione diretta dei cittadini e preservare il discorso tra pari - allora nessuna tecnologia e nessuna narrazione basteranno a mantenere vivo il progetto europeo. La voce del popolo non è un artificio retorico; deve essere diretta. Tuttavia richiede anche una mediazione ponderata, in cui il giornalismo vigila sulla chiarezza del discorso, sulla verifica dei fatti e sul necessario inquadramento che una vita democratica merita. Il progetto europeo non poggia sulle istituzioni, bensì sul consenso rinnovato dei popoli. Trascurarlo significa rischiare di perdere tutto.
Ponieważ dziennikarstwo, nie będąc ograniczone przez instytucjonalną bierność ani związane z interesami partyjnymi, pozostaje jednym z nielicznych miejsc zdolnych łączyć Europę z jej obywatelami. Ale jeśli nowe europejskie głosy ograniczą się do odtwarzania starych, wertykalnych odruchów - trzymania ludzi na dystans, unikania bezpośredniej wypowiedzi obywateli i zachowywania dyskursu w zamkniętych gronach - wtedy żadna technologia ani narracja nie wystarczy, by podtrzymać projekt europejski przy życiu. Głos ludu to nie retoryczny zabieg; musi być bezpośredni. Jednak wymaga też przemyślanej mediacji, w której dziennikarstwo dba o jasność wypowiedzi, weryfikację faktów i kontekst niezbędny dla demokracji. Projekt europejski nie opiera się na instytucjach, lecz na odnowionej zgodzie narodów. Zaniedbać to oznacza ryzykować utratę wszystkiego.
Omdat de journalistiek noch wordt beperkt door institutionele inertie noch wordt gestuurd door partijdige belangen, blijft het een van de weinige domeinen dat Europa werkelijk met zijn burgers kan verbinden. Maar als de nieuwe Europese stemmen zich beperken tot het herhalen van oude verticale reflexen - het volk op afstand houden, directe burgeruiting vermijden en het discours onder gelijken behouden - dan zullen geen technologie en geen narratief voldoende zijn om het Europese project levend te houden. De stem van het volk is geen retorisch middel; ze moet direct zijn. Tegelijk vraagt ze om doordachte bemiddeling, waarin de journalistiek waakt over de duidelijkheid van uitspraken, de verificatie van feiten en de noodzakelijke context voor een democratisch leven. Het Europese project rust niet op instituties, maar op de vernieuwde instemming van de volkeren. Dat verwaarlozen is het risico lopen alles te verliezen.
Оскільки журналістика не обмежена інституційною інерцією та не керується партійними інтересами, вона залишається одним з небагатьох просторів, здатних поєднувати Європу з її громадянами. Але якщо нові європейські голоси обмежаться відтворенням старих вертикальних рефлексів - утримувати народ на відстані, уникати прямого вираження громадян і зберігати дискурс серед однодумців - то жодні технології та жоден наратив не зможуть підтримати європейський проект у житті. Голос народу - це не риторичний прийом; він має бути прямим. Проте він також вимагає продуманої медіації, в якій журналістика стежить за чіткістю промов, верифікацією фактів і необхідним контекстом для демократичного життя. Європейський проект не спирається на інституції, а на оновлену згоду народів. Ігнорувати це - ризикувати втратити все.

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Europe votes for Ukraine

By standing with Ukraine, Europe defends its core values: liberty, sovereignty, democracy. Impunity for aggression has no place in Europe. The European choice belongs to the people.

The Georgian case — an example of what is at stake for Europe

Georgia obtained official EU candidate status on 14 December 2023 by decision of the European Council.
On 29 November 2024 Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced a four-year freeze of accession talks, lasting until the end of 2028. The move sparked large pro-European demonstrations and warnings from Brussels about democratic backsliding.


The Complex Situation in Georgia: The Case of Salome Zourabichvili (updated December 2024–June 2025)

🇬🇪 Who holds power on paper?


🔎 What is the political reality now?

  1. Parallel presidencies

    • In December 2024, an electoral college dominated by Georgian Dream elected Mikheil Kavelashvili, a former pro-Russia footballer, as President. He was sworn in on 29 December. (reuters.com)
    • However, Zourabichvili and the pro-Western opposition refuse to recognize him, continuing to declare her the sole legitimate President. (apnews.com)
  2. Contestation and public unrest

    • Widespread protests erupted after her inauguration, with demonstrators showing red cards and calling for repeat elections. Security forces used water cannons and tear gas. (apnews.com)
  3. Foreign agents law and EU backlash

    • In April 2025, parliament passed a "foreign agents" law requiring NGOs receiving over 20 % foreign funding to register—a law modeled on Russia's. (reuters.com, ft.com)
    • The law was part of a broader shift: Georgian Dream suspended EU accession talks until 2028, provoking strong EURO-Atlantic condemnation. (reuters.com)
    • The European Parliament formally refused to recognize Kavelashvili’s presidency in February 2025. (en.wikipedia.org)

🧩 Power breakdown in mid‑2025

Office Claims/Power
Salome Zourabichvili Constitutional President, claims legitimacy, backed by EU-aligned opposition and protests
Mikheil Kavelashvili De facto President since 29 Dec 2024, supported by Georgian Dream
Irakli Kobakhidze Prime Minister, controls government and legislative agenda

The cohabitation is non-existent: rather, there is a de facto tripolar power struggle— between Zourabichvili, Kavelashvili, and the parliament/executive.


⚠️ In summary

Georgia is currently in a profound constitutional and democratic crisis, with intense domestic and international implications.


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