democracy in Georgia
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Georgia’s December 29th Turning Point: Opposition Rises Against Inauguration Amidst Protests and International Support
December 29 marked a day of escalating tensions in Georgia as political divisions, protests, and questions of legitimacy engulfed the country. At the heart of the unrest was the inauguration of Mikheil Kavelashvili, the Georgian Dream party’s chosen candidate, as…
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Georgia’s Struggle for Democracy and EU Integration: Updates from December 24-25
The past days in Georgia have been marked by a steadfast commitment to democracy and European integration, as citizens continue their protests and political activities. On December 25, the 28th day of demonstrations saw women leading a march that culminated…
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Tensions Escalate in Georgia Amid Protests and Violence, December 7 Updates
Tensions in Georgia continue to escalate amid ongoing protests, violent clashes, and controversial detentions. On December 7, a series of incidents highlighted the deepening political unrest and growing concerns over human rights violations. The most significant events occurred in Tbilisi,…
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Georgia’s Fight for Europe: The Events of December 3
On December 3, Georgia became the stage for escalating tensions as citizens continued their fight for democracy and European integration. A series of key events unfolded throughout the day, reflecting the intensity of the ongoing protests and their impact on…
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Georgia’s Opposition Lawmakers Refuse Parliamentary Mandates, Boycott Session
Tensions continue to escalate in Georgia’s political landscape following the parliamentary elections on October 26, 2024. Three opposition coalitions—Coalition for Change (11.03%, 19 mandates), United National Movement (10.17%, 16 mandates), and Strong Georgia Alliance (8.81%, 14 mandates)—have rejected the results…