BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Georgia is determined to sign a trade and cooperation agreement with the European Union by August and will not be pushed off course by Russian pressure as Ukraine was, Georgian Prime Minister Irakly Garibashvili said on Tuesday.
"Nothing will stop us ... We see our future in the European Union," Garibashvili told Reuters during his first visit to Brussels since he became prime minister in November.
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