
Georgian opposition party demands probe after its member alleges Security Service blackmail
Lasha Tsanava said the Security Service asked him to spy on one of the party’s leaders.
Lasha Tsanava said the Security Service asked him to spy on one of the party’s leaders.
The opposition party said Lasha Tsanava’s detention was the result of a ‘provocation’.
The authorities have not specified how the two suspects came in possession of the uranium.
The alert concerned three shopping centres in Tbilisi.
Georgian Dream has repeatedly accused domestic and outside forces of plotting a coup.
Critics have accused the government of using Liluashvili’s new position in order to ‘secure the regions for elections’.
A Georgian elections watchdog has published a report outlining the increased use of AI technology in the pre-election period, including the creation of deep fakes based on opposition politicians. On Tuesday, the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) reported that anonymous actors had used AI technologies to forge the voices of Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili and For Georgia chair Giorgi Gakharia in videos shared on social media. According to ISFED, one such a