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Georgian election watchdog in hot water over parallel vote count error

ISFED has admitted that an error in their tabulation suggested the gap between the official vote count and theirs was larger than it really was.

Georgian election watchdog in hot water over parallel vote count error

ISFED has admitted that an error in their tabulation suggested the gap between the official vote count and theirs was larger than it really was.

Survey finds courts among the least trusted institutions in Georgia

The study found that 53% of respondents believed the Georgian judicial system was ‘under influence of the ruling party’.

Survey finds courts among the least trusted institutions in Georgia

The study found that 53% of respondents believed the Georgian judicial system was ‘under influence of the ruling party’.

Zurabishvili and family ‘receive death threats’ from opposition supporters

Threats to the Georgian Dream–endorsed presidential candidate are alleged to have come from ‘former military officers’ ‘connected to’ the UNM.

Zurabishvili and family ‘receive death threats’ from opposition supporters

Threats to the Georgian Dream–endorsed presidential candidate are alleged to have come from ‘former military officers’ ‘connected to’ the UNM.

Georgian presidential election to go to second round

With 99% of votes counted, Georgian Dream–endorsed Salome Zurabishvili leads with 39% of votes while the UNM’s Grigol Vashadze is second with 38%.

Georgian presidential election to go to second round

With 99% of votes counted, Georgian Dream–endorsed Salome Zurabishvili leads with 39% of votes while the UNM’s Grigol Vashadze is second with 38%.

Georgian Dream continues ‘anti-NGO rhetoric’

Bidzina Ivanishvili again berated leading local non-governmental organisations, in an interview with journalists.

Georgian Dream continues ‘anti-NGO rhetoric’

Bidzina Ivanishvili again berated leading local non-governmental organisations, in an interview with journalists.

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