Georgian lawmakers on Tuesday voted to override a presidential veto on a Russia-style "foreign agents" law, pushing forward with legislation that has triggered international condemnation and large-scale protests in the South Caucasus nation. The U.S., European Union, NATO and the United Nations have all expressed concern about the bill, which critics say could jeopardize Georgia's chances of joining the EU and push the country back into Russia's orbit. The foreign agents law calls for media outlets, nonprofits and other nongovernmental organizations in the country to declare that they are "pursuing the interests of a foreign power" if they receive more than 20% of their funding from sources abroad. Russia, which occupies about 20% of Georgia's internationa