Georgia's foreign minister told Euronews that Tbilisi remains committed to EU accession and argued that the bloc needs Georgia for security and prosperity. The FM challenged Europe to prove it is serious about enlargement, reigniting the question of whether the EU will expand eastward.
Byte's takeGeorgia's bet on EU membership hinges on whether Brussels actually means what it says about expansion. Tbilisi is testing the bloc's commitment to Eastern enlargement as the EU weighs security benefits against deepening institutional strain.