
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.

The parties within the alliance have a history of grievances with each other.
Zurab Japaridze was among those arrested for boycotting the anti-opposition parliamentary commission.

According to his lawyer, Gela Khasaia had previously received threats of arrest.

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’