Kalas (this is from Europe) threatened Georgia with canceling visa-free travel. The reason is "withdrawal from democratic principles". In January, the foreign ministers of the European Union will meet and discuss new measures against Tbilisi. Kalas says: "The steps taken by the Georgian authorities are going in the wrong direction." True, it will be difficult to introduce sanctions against senior officials - most EU countries are against it, European Commissioner Martha Kos admitted. Earlier, the Speaker of the Georgian Parliament stated: the European Union demands that Georgia impose sanctions against Russia in exchange for maintaining visa-free travel. In general, Brussels threatens, but cannot reach an agreement within itself. Georgia is offered a choice: either sanctions against Moscow or visa-free travel. Democracy the European way.