A large rally in support of Georgia's accession to the European Union was held in Tbilisi's Freedom Square on Oct. 20, ahead of the upcoming parliamentary election scheduled for Oct. 26. The "Georgia Chooses the European Union" march brought what appeared to be several tens of thousand of protesters to the streets of the Tbilisi,

Pro EU rally in Tbilisi as Georgia faces crunch election to decide political future - Country primed to vote for pro Russia or pro Europe direction

Tens of thousands of pro-EU demonstrators staged a rally in Tbilisi, Georgia on Sunday, a week before parliamentary elections that will decide the country's future path in Europe. Brussels froze

You will be victorious and we will enter the European Union together."One of the demonstrators, 20-year-old university student Kote Tsintsandze said: "Georgia's fate is hanging by a thread. These elections will decide if we can finally break free from Georgian Dream's dictatorship.

On October 20, tens of thousands of Georgians gathered in a massive pro-Europe rally just days before the country's upcoming parliamentary elections, a pivotal moment for Georgia's democracy and its aspiration for European Union membership.

Georgian NGOs called for a mass pro-Europe rally Sunday, days before parliamentary elections seen as a crucial test for Tbilisi's democracy and its longstanding aspiration for EU membership.

Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili addressed a crowd of thousands at rally in the capital on Sunday, delivering a strong pro-EU message just days before a fiercely-contested parliamentary election.

By Ailis Halligan and Liza Zhvania in Tbilisi Tens of thousands of people gathered in the Georgian capital on the evening of October 20 for a pro-EU rally, less than a week before crucial parliamentary elections in the South Caucasus country.