Georgia’s political turmoil deepens as former footballer Mikheil Kavelashvili is named president by the disputed parliament, sparking protests and opposition boycotts over alleged election rigging. Protests against the ruling Georgian Dream party have intensified, with calls for new elections and accusations of democratic backsliding leading to international condemnation and potential sanctions. Kavelashvili, known for anti-Western views, faces opposition from civil society activists and the international community as Georgia’s future hangs in the balance amidst escalating tensions and human rights abuses.
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