Radical opposition was asking foreign allies in Brussels to suspend visa liberalisation for Georgia by the end of November, writes “Prime Time”.

According to the media outlet, opposition is convincing high-ranking officials in Brussels that pressure on Government officials alone would not bring results.

According to a source from Brussels, the EU believes that Government representatives may be intimidated by imposing certain restrictions on them, but opposition is convincing European bureaucrats that this step alone will have zero effect on the leadership of Georgian Dream.

In turn, European bureaucrats, on the contrary, consider this position as an argument against suspending visa liberalisation and say that if the Georgians overcome the suspension of visa liberalisation and don’t change the Government in this case, it will become practically impossible to sway them and Europe will be forced to talk to the current Government.