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Articles by Irakli Metreveli for AFP
Georgia’s Poll Body Confirms Ruling Party’s Contested Vote Win
The Caucasus nation's pro-Western opposition has denounced the vote as "fraudulent," while the EU and the U.S. have called for a probe into alleged electoral...
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Tens of Thousands Rally in Georgia After Contested Vote
The Caucasus country has plunged into political uncertainty since Saturday's parliamentary election.
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Georgian Opposition Calls Election Results Protests as President Accuses Russia
"We are witnesses and victims of a Russian special operation, a modern form of hybrid war against the Georgian people," President Salome Zurabishvili said...
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20K Rally in Georgia as MPs Advance Controversial ‘Foreign Influence’ Law
The bill would require any independent NGO or media outlet receiving more than 20% of funding from abroad to register as an "organization pursuing the...
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Georgia's Ailing Ex-Leader Saakashvili Appears Gaunt in Court
Georgia's ailing ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili on Thursday looked frail as he appeared by video link at a court that will consider deferring his sentence...
Georgia's Jailed Ex-Leader Saakashvili Declares, Then Calls Off Hunger Strike
Georgia's jailed ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili called off a hunger strike he had announced a few hours earlier Wednesday over the authorities' failure...
Georgia's Breakaway Region Ditches Referendum on Joining Russia
Tbilisi previously denounced South Ossetian plans to vote on joining Russia as "unacceptable."
Georgia, a Bleak New Home for Russian Exiles
There are few routes out of Russia for those wishing to leave now. Western airspace is largely closed to Russian carriers.
Georgia Ex-President Saakashvili Says Abused in Prison, Fears for Life
Chanting Saakashvili's name, about 40,000 demonstrators flooded on Monday evening into Tbilisi's Freedom Square.
Georgia Ruling Party Leads Polls, Opposition Alleges Fraud
The elections were held in a tense atmosphere after the arrest of former president Mikheil Saakashvili.
Georgia LGBTQ Activists Cancel Pride March After Clashes
Organizers accused the prime minister of encouraging homophobic sentiments and his government of failing to "protect fundamental human rights."
Thousands Protest in Georgia After Opposition Leader Arrested
Nika Melia's arrest sparked swift condemnation from the opposition and Western diplomats.