Foreign participants in Georgian protests to be deported
The procedure has already been applied to 10 rioters from other countries
Georgian opposition
Protesters in Tbilisi move to parliament building
Several thousand people have gathered on the square
Zurabishvili leaves presidential palace, addresses protesters
She emphasized that she is taking legitimacy with her
Georgian opposition recognizes election results
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze claimed three out of the four domestic opposition groups that had gained seats in the Georgian Parliament in October general elections had “recognised the results” of the vote by accepting the …
Zurabishvili threatens Georgian authorities with collapse
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili said the country is facing a political crisis and the only way out is to hold new parliamentary …
Kobakhidze threatens Zurabichvili with jail time
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said outgoing President Salome Zurabichvili must leave her office before December 29. “President Zurabichvili will have to leave office on December 29. Let’s see where …
Zurabishvili ready to discuss new elections with Ivanishvili
Outgoing Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has expressed her readiness to talk with Bidzina Ivanishvili. She plans to raise the issue of calling new parliamentary elections for discussion.
Secretary General of Council of Europe meets with Kobakhidze for second time
The Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Alain Berset, who has been visiting Tbilisi since December 18, met with Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze for the second time during his visit.
Another protest action begins in Tbilisi
Tbilisi is once again at the center of protest activity. Students are taking part in another opposition action in front of the parliament building.
18th protest rally held in Tbilisi
Another protest rally in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi has ended peacefully, with no incidents reported. A series of protest marches were held in …
Nobody elected none, Zurabishvili said
Salome Zurabishvili commented on the results of the presidential elections in Georgia
Protesters in Tbilisi disrupt New Year tree lighting ceremony
The reason for the postponement of the ceremony was the opposition rally on the square
Kobakhidze declares failure of Georgian Maidan
According to Prime Minister Kobakhidze, there are less than 2,000 protesters left on the streets of the capital
Macron calls for dialogue with Georgia
French President Emmanuel Macron highlighted the European aspirations of the Georgian citizens defined in the country's Constitution. …
Georgian President refers to upcoming election as "parody"
Georgian President Salome Zurabichvili claimed “if anyone truly wanted peace” in the country, the “only solution” was …
Georgia bans use of masks in public rallies
The Georgian Parliament adopted in the final hearing a bill prohibiting participants of public gatherings or protests from possessing laser devices or “any equipment emitting sharp beams of light” and banning use of masks “or …
People’s Power party moves to opposition in Georgia
The political party People’s Power said it would leave the parliamentary majority and move into opposition. According to the party MP Guram Macharashvili, the move would aim to contribute to “forming a healthy opposition in …
Protests in Tbilisi continue
Protests in the Georgian capital continue. Today, the opposition is holding its 15th protest in a row, expressing dissatisfaction with the authorities and their decision on the EU.
Georgian opposition announces boycott of presidential elections
The Georgian opposition has announced a boycott of the upcoming elections, recognizing the current President of the country Salome Zurabishvili as the only legitimate authority. This is stated in a joint statement by the opposition coalitions.
Opposition plans deaths ahead of Georgian presidential elections
Georgia's State Security Service warned about a “planned criminal plot” aimed at disrupting the upcoming presidential elections scheduled for December 14. The agency said the “criminal organisers” were …
