Georgia's ruling party moves to outlaw five major opposition parties

Georgia's ruling Georgian Dream party is initiating proceedings to ban five of the country's largest opposition parties. This move, which began hearings at the Constitutional Court on October 21, is seen as an authoritarian drift that could push a significant portion of the opposition out of the legal political sphere ahead of the 2028 parliamentary elections.

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