Georgia
Georgian opposition parties announce alliance and ‘common strategy’ to end Georgian Dream rule
The parties within the alliance have a history of grievances with each other.
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Georgia’s EU U-turn
Georgian opposition leader Nika Melia sentenced to additional 1.5 years for throwing water at judge
Melia is already serving an eight-month sentence for failing to appear before an anti-opposition parliamentary commission.
Georgia
Georgian opposition reacts to the ruling party’s efforts to ban its opponents
Georgian Dream is seeking to ban three major opposition parties through a Constitutional Court lawsuit.
Georgia
Georgian Dream names the three major opposition parties it seeks to ban
Georgia’s ruling party is preparing to start a constitutional case against major opposition groups.
Georgia
Georgian Dream to file lawsuit in October to ban major opposition parties
Georgian Dream has publicly declared its intention to ban the main opposition parties.
2024 Georgian Parliamentary Elections
Georgian opposition leader Nika Melia attacked during campaign event
Georgian opposition leader Nika Melia was punched while giving an interview to media in western Georgia, with his attacker presumably remaining at large. Melia was attacked on Sunday as he was campaigning for October’s parliamentary elections in the western Georgian town of Samtredia. Melia is the co-chair of the opposition party Ahali and a member of Coalition for Change, together with the Droa, and Girchi — More Freedom parties. Footage of the incident shows the attacker punching Melia,
2024 Georgian Parliamentary Elections
Three Georgian opposition parties unite ahead of election
Three Georgian opposition parties — Ahali, Droa, and Girchi — More Freedom, have announced that they will run a joint list for October’s parliamentary elections. The party’s leaders made the announcement at a briefing on Tuesday, adding that they would campaign together. The new grouping will be listed in the 26 October parliamentary elections under the number 4. Gvaramia set out three principles behind the grouping: Georgia’s membership of Western society, non-cooperation with the ‘regime’
