France, Germany and Poland say they will consider possible measures against Georgia
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France, Germany and Poland said they would raise the topic of Georgia, where police have clashed violently with pro-EU protesters, at the next European Union foreign affairs meeting, with a view to taking possible measures against Georgia.
"The measures that have been taken by the authorities expose Georgia to both external and internal instability," a joint statement on Friday issued by the foreign ministers of France, Germany and Poland said.
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