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As Georgia approaches its parliamentary elections on October 26, 2024, President Salome Zourabichvili rallies support for pro-Western opposition groups. The elections are seen as pivotal for Georgia's future alignment with the West or a return to Russian influence amid concerns over democratic backsliding.
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Georgians head to the polls today for parliamentary elections that could determine the country's political alignment. The ruling Georgian Dream party seeks a supermajority to consolidate power, while the fragmented opposition aims to steer Georgia towards EU and NATO membership. The outcome will significantly impact Georgia's democratic future and its relations with the West and Russia.
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Georgia's ruling party, Georgian Dream, claimed victory in the parliamentary elections, winning 54% of the vote amid allegations of voter intimidation. The opposition has called the results a 'constitutional coup' and plans protests, raising concerns over the country's pro-Western aspirations and potential political crisis.