“Police officers are resigning as repression rises and a sportsman is elected President.” Beka Chedia discusses the escalating political turmoil in Georgia, where police officers are resigning en masse amid government repression and public protests against the ruling Georgian Dream party. The protests, sparked by the suspension of EU membership talks, have significant public support. The government is struggling to maintain control, resorting to unofficial security groups and hastily increasing police funding. Additionally, a former soccer player, Mikheil Kavelashvili, has been elected president by a newly formed pro-government opposition, further consolidating power and drawing criticism from the public.
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“Police officers are resigning as repression rises and a sportsman is elected President.” Beka Chedia discusses the escalating political turmoil in Georgia, where police officers are resigning en masse amid government repression and public protests against the ruling Georgian Dream party. The protests, sparked by the suspension of EU membership talks, have significant public support. The government is struggling to maintain control, resorting to unofficial security groups and hastily increasing police funding. Additionally, a former soccer player, Mikheil Kavelashvili, has been elected president by a newly formed pro-government opposition, further consolidating power and drawing criticism from the public.