Mikheïl Kavelachvili was sworn in as Georgia’s new president on December 29, facing significant public protests against his election. The former athlete and right-wing figure is aligned with the ruling Georgian Dream party, criticized for its pro-Russian stance. On the…
Mikhaïl Kavelachvili has been elected as the new president of Georgia following an indirect election, drawing significant public skepticism and allegations of fraud against the ruling party, Georgian Dream. Protesters continue to demand fresh legislative elections, as Kavelachvili’s lack of…
Mikheïl Kavelachvili, a former international footballer, is poised to be elected as Georgia’s next president amid significant anti-government protests. A member of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Kavelachvili faces resistance from current president Salomé Zourabichvili, who refuses to vacate her…
In Georgia, ongoing anti-government protests demand new legislative elections as the electoral college prepares to appoint a successor to President Salomé Zourabichvili. Despite losing legitimacy, Zourabichvili insists she remains the country’s rightful leader as her opponents consolidate power. The political…
In the wake of the recent legislative elections marked by widespread allegations of fraud, four opposition coalitions in Georgia are struggling to challenge the ruling Georgian Dream party, led by oligarch Bidzina Ivanichvili. Protests have erupted outside Parliament, while opposition…
Thousands have gathered in Tbilisi, Georgia, for the fifth consecutive night to protest the government’s decision to postpone discussions on EU membership until 2028. The protests, sparked by accusations of election fraud against the ruling party, have become confrontational, with…
Georgian President Salomé Zourabichvili has voiced concerns over the implications of Russian interference in her country’s elections, following widespread protests against the ruling party. She claims the October elections were illegitimate and has filed a constitutional appeal while calling for…
For the third consecutive night, thousands of Georgians protested in Tbilissi against the government’s decision to delay discussions on Georgia’s EU membership until 2028. The protests follow controversies around recent elections and a disputed law on ‘foreign influence’. Georgian Prime…
