According to Ukrinform, this was stated by EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas, Euronews reports.
Kallas said this because the European Commission's annual report points to Georgia's deepening backsliding on democratic standards.
EU foreign ministers will hold a "deeper discussion" in January on new measures against Georgia aimed at stopping Tbilisi's further retreat from democratic standards, Kallas said.
Kallas stressed that the current government of Georgia is in direct conflict with the EU due to the departure from democracy.
“The Georgian government is now on a collision course with the European Union to deviate from democratic standards. The steps that have been taken are not going in the right direction now, ”Callas said at the press conference dedicated to the presentation of the reports.