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

Rusudan Tevzadze stated that her decision was difficult but morally correct.

The For Georgia party, along with other opposition groups, declared a boycott of parliament following the disputed 2024 elections.

Georgian Dream has publicly declared its intention to ban the main opposition parties.
Despite much of the opposition boycotting Georgia’s October local elections, Irakli Kupradze has vowed to ‘wrest’ Tbilisi from the ‘Russian Dream’.

The elections are set to take place on 4 October amidst a widespread opposition boycott.

Giorgi Gakharia has reportedly been abroad for months, while several other Georgian opposition figures have been jailed.