Georgia doubts EU's commitment to expansion plans, parliament speaker says
Shalva Papuashvili recalled plans to divide the European Union into first- and second-class members, according to TASS.
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Georgian parliament speaker Shalva Papuashvili said Georgia doubts the European Union's commitment to its own expansion plans, according to a report from TASS.
Papuashvili recalled plans to divide the European Union into what he described as first- and second-class members, the report said, though further details on the specific plans he was referring to were not included.
TASS's report did not provide additional context on when or where Papuashvili made these remarks, nor did it include a response from EU officials.
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