The Georgian people, who see their country as European and democratic, have rejected this dystopian vision and have been protesting for two months, calling for new elections. Since the protests began, ...

Opposition politicians in Georgia say elections were rigged, and have boycotted parliament. But while they're protesting, controversial laws are being passed and an authoritarian regime is cementing ...

More than 400 people have been arrested during ... Oligarch Ivanishvili, Georgia's richest man, is widely regarded as the country's de facto leader despite holding no official position.

According to the country's authorities ... They are not alone. Many people in Georgia don't accept the results either and have taken to the streets to protest. Ordinary people are being supported ...

Furthermore, the parliament reiterated its “unwavering support for the Georgian people’s legitimate European aspirations and their wish to live in a prosperous and democratic country”.

The country's fall 2024 parliamentary elections ... and unfounded blackmail against the government elected by the Georgian people continues ... the participation of our parliamentary delegation ...

The Georgian people defeated you ... the talks in exchange for Tbilisi revoking certain laws passed by the country’s parliament, and calls for sanctions against Georgian authorities.