Bidzina Ivanishvili
Georgian Dream satellite party People’s Power will exit majority to create ‘healthy opposition’
The sole presidential candidate in Saturday’s elections is one of the founding members of People’s Power.
Protests against the draft foreign agent law are continuing in Georgia, as the ruling Georgian Dream party pushes ahead with the controversial legislation.
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