
Kavelashvili pardons two jailed opposition leaders, citing participation in municipal elections
Mamuka Khazaradze and Badri Japaridze were arrested for boycotting a controversial parliamentary commission.
Mamuka Khazaradze and Badri Japaridze were arrested for boycotting a controversial parliamentary commission.
The Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics has conducted election media monitoring since 2012.
ISFED’s report discusses the backsliding of democracy in Georgia and the diminishing ability to observe elections.
Mayor Kakha Kaladze announced that the Tbilisi City Hall will launch a tender for the construction of a tram line.
Irakli Kupradze, one of Lelo’s leaders, has a background in student activism.
The Conservatives for Georgia, a party founded by the pro-Russian, far-right group Alt Info, has announced that Zurab Makharadze, a leader of the group who is sanctioned by the US, will be its mayoral candidate. The party published a video clip on social media on 10 August in which Makharadze announced his candidacy. In the video, Makharadze said the party wants to focus on ‘real problems’ instead of the ‘so-called conflict’ between the ruling Georgian Dream party and the former ruling United
Only two opposition groups intend to participate in the elections: Lelo and For Georgia.