
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.

Melia is already serving an eight-month sentence for failing to appear before an anti-opposition parliamentary commission.

Georgia’s ruling party is preparing to start a constitutional case against major opposition groups.

Both groups boycotted the 2025 municipal elections.

Kavelashvili made the offer amid a boycott of the 2025 local election by numerous opposition parties.

Gvaramia was arrested outside the Rustavi Prison, where he had travelled with supporters to present himself as his court hearing was underway

Melia had been summoned by a parliamentary commission created to investigate crimes allegedly committed by his former party.

Gela Khasaia was detained on charges of disobeying police.