Oppose all.  I was going to support things until I read Amakuru's statement: we should put the EU second because of its unique position in international relations, and because we should focus on the country with which it's relating.  Meanwhile, we also shouldn't have (country) after Georgia, because this is a situation in which it's unambiguous: US states aren't able to have foreign relations, so the only time when Georgia could have foreign relations was before the United States existed, and there wasn't an EU at that time.  Note that we have many other articles in which the disambiguator isn't present because of the context: List of Governors of Georgia and President of Georgia are undisambiguated because the country has no governor and the state has no president; National Register of Historic Places listings in Georgia is undisambiguated because the US government's historic preservation program doesn't include places in the Caucasus; and Coast Guard of Georgia is undisambiguated because the state doesn't have its own coast guard.