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Live updates | Opposition continues daily protests

Our live coverage of the aftermath of the Georgian parliamentary elections continues as some of the precinct results are annulled by a judge and the opposition continues its daily protests.

Live updates | Georgian opposition gears up for rally against election results

Our coverage of the aftermath of the Georgian election continues, as the opposition gears up for a rally tonight

Georgian Dream accused of using call centres to monitor and pressure voters

A TV Pirveli show reported that the ruling party was behind a massive and coordinated effort to defraud the election results.

Editorial | Georgia’s rigged election

With overwhelming evidence that the vote was rigged, the elections, and the incoming government, cannot be considered legitimate.

Live updates | Georgian Dream accuses opposition of election fraud

Our live coverage of the aftermath of the Georgian parliamentary elections continues, as three major opposition groups vow to announce plans at a rally on Monday.

Georgian Manganese to stop work at Chiatura mines and ferroalloy plant

The Zestaponi ferroalloy plant and Chiatura mines, located in western Georgia, have stopped work as of 1 November.

Live updates | Georgian opposition to announce plans at rally on Monday

Our live coverage of the aftermath of the Georgian parliamentary elections continues, as three major opposition groups vow to announce plans at a rally on Monday.

Live updates | Georgian Prosecutor General launches investigation into claims of election fraud

Our live coverage of the aftermath of the 2024 Georgian parliamentary elections continues, as allegations of electoral fraud grow and official investigations begin. 

Abkhazians follow Georgia’s elections closely, but quietly

Some in Abkhazia are worried about how a potential change in Tbilisi’s political orientation could impact Abkhazia’s security.