Official Results of 2024 Vote: What They Show – Civil Georgia
Oct 27, 2024 · With over 99.97% of precincts counted, official results published by the Central Election Commission show the ruling Georgian Dream party winning parliamentary elections with 53.92% of the vote, while the combined share of four opposition coalitions that passed the election threshold totals 37.78%. The October 26 vote followed months of Georgian Dream's …
Civil Georgia – News from Tbilisi, Georgia
5 days ago · Explainer | Facing Resistance, Georgian Dream Rushes in Repressive Laws. The rump Georgian Dream parliament has rubber-stamped several legislative amendments to curtail dissent within the civil service and repress the mounting resistance to the GD’s usurpation of power and deviation from the European path.
2024 | Chronicle of Repression – Civil Georgia
Dec 30, 2024 · The past year in Georgia has been marked by an unprecedented number of physical and verbal attacks on the opposition, CSOs and media representatives, and activists. The ruling Georgian Dream party has subjected the active part of the Georgian society to systematic repression, carried out both by official state bodies and by thugs, who attack …
OSCE/ODIHR Election Observation Mission Interim Report
Oct 12, 2024 · The OSCE/ODIHR Election Observation Mission (EOM) issued its interim report on October 11, assessing the election environment and related developments in the run-up to October 26 parliamentary elections. According to the report "the elections take place in the context of entrenched political polarization, continued political tension, opposition distrust in …
Election 2024 Results: Interactive Map – Civil Georgia
Oct 27, 2024 · According to the Central Election Commission (CEC), 2,060,412 voters had cast their ballots in the parliamentary elections by 8pm on 26 October, representing 58.94% of the total electorate. Below is an interactive map showing the results of the hotly contested vote. The map also shows the aggregate result for the polling stations abroad. Follow our Election Live …
Estonia Sanctions Kobakhidze, 14 Other Officials Over Crackdown
Dec 16, 2024 · Margus Tsahkna, Estonia’s Foreign Minister, announced additional sanctions against 14 Georgian officials and judges, including Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, in response to the brutal and repressive regime targeting peaceful citizens. The decision comes ahead of the EU Foreign Affairs Council slated for December 16, which is scheduled to …
Georgian Delegation at the 79th UNGA Session – Key Takeaways
Sep 27, 2024 · On September 22-26, the Georgian delegation headed by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze participated in the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Overall, the UN General Assembly, which has traditionally served as an important platform for Georgian delegations to advocate a policy of non-recognition among world leaders, this year …
Photo Story | Thousands Protest Rigged Elections, March in the …
On November 4, thousands gathered to protest what they call rigged elections, marching from the Train Station Square to the Rustaveli Avenue, which was closed for traffic as more and more people arrived. The rally featured Georgian and EU flags and began with the national hymn. The opposition leaders announced the non-stop protests to demand …
EU Amb. Talks Decisive Elections, GD’s Anti-EU Propaganda, EU …
On October 18, EU Ambassador to Georgia Paweł Herczyński stressed the importance of holding the upcoming elections in Georgia in a free and fair environment and called on all Georgians to go to the polls, make their choice and remember that they are the ones who decide the future of their country. He also spoke about EU-Georgia relations, the stalled EU integration process, and …
Zurabishvili: Georgian Charter Can Bring Georgia Back on Track to …
At a briefing on September 23, Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili took stock of the talks between Gakharia-Khazaradze and said that even though the agreement could not be reached, it set a precedent for an effort to compromise.. She said the biggest obstacles to Georgia’s political development are the lack of a culture of consensus, a difficult past, mistrust, and, at times, a …