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South Korea’s Constitutional Court removed President Yoon Suk Yeol after his martial law declaration, triggering a political crisis and upcoming elections.
“Resistance 2025” nationwide protests in Georgia mark their 100th day, demanding new elections and facing government repression. Explore the timeline, demands, and international context of the Georgian protests.
The political situation in Georgia remains tense. Parliament has terminated the mandates of 49 opposition MPs. The MPs, representing the United National Movement, the Coalition for Change, and Powerful Georgia parties, had announced their resignations following the October 26th parliamentary elections, citing widespread election fraud by the authorities. The For Georgia opposition party, led by…
The week of January 11-15, 2025, witnessed a sharp escalation of political turmoil in Georgia, marked by mass protests, targeted assaults on opposition figures, arrests of journalists and activists, and a nationwide strike. These events signal a deepening crisis and raise serious concerns about the state of democracy and media freedom in the country. This…
Georgia experienced a week of escalating political tensions from January 6-10, 2025, marked by a convergence of public protests, concerns about judicial independence, and anxieties surrounding the country’s path towards European Union integration. The detention of 11 individuals following a pro-European rally sparked widespread outrage, with protesters demanding their immediate release and accusing the authorities…
The new year has not brought respite to Georgia’s political crisis. From January 1-3, 2025, protests continued with renewed force, demonstrating the unwavering resolve of Georgian citizens against the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party. What began as demonstrations against the suspension of EU accession talks in late 2024 has evolved into a broader movement demanding…
As 2024 draws to a close, Georgia finds itself gripped by a deepening political crisis, marked by sustained mass protests and a series of governmental actions that have further inflamed public discontent. The ongoing 33-day wave of demonstrations, with planned events continuing through December 30 and 31, underscores the widespread public opposition to the ruling…
The political climate in Georgia has become increasingly tense, marked by persistent domestic protests and mounting international criticism of the government’s trajectory. A series of events over the past few days underscores the growing concerns regarding democratic backsliding and the potential repercussions for Georgia’s relationship with the West. View on Threads The most prominent development…
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 at the Orbeliani Palace instead of the Parliament. President Salome Zurabishvili addressed the gathering, praising…
U.S. Ambassador to Georgia, Robin Dunnigan, emphasized the indispensable role of the media in a democratic society during a meeting with media representatives. Condemning the violence faced by journalists, the Ambassador attributed these attacks to the Georgian Dream (GD) government’s repressive policies. She stressed the need for journalists to operate without fear, reinforcing the commitment…
Tensions in Georgia have reached a breaking point as protests, police raids, and arrests dominate the political landscape. Demonstrations in Tbilisi and other major cities like Batumi, Kutaisi, and Zugdidi show no signs of abating as opposition leaders, activists, and journalists face escalating crackdowns by law enforcement. The day’s events began with reports of raids…
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 and declared a boycott, refusing to take up their parliamentary mandates. The Georgian Central Election…
Political turmoil continues to grip Abkhazia, the breakaway region of Georgia recognized by Russia, as protesters maintain their occupation of the parliament building they stormed on Friday. The demonstrations erupted over an investment agreement with Moscow that protesters claim President Aslan Bzhania is using to consolidate his grip on power. In a significant development, President…
