Courts order two Georgian opposition leaders detained in crackdown on pro-EU protests
Two Georgian opposition leaders were ordered detained by courts in the South Caucasus country on Friday amid a crackdown on pro-European Union groups that have backed protests against the government's freezing of EU accession talks.
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