The political atmosphere in Georgia is highly charged as citizens prepare for a crucial presidential election, with protests erupting against the ruling party, Georgian Dream.
Since constitutional amendments in 2017, the president of Georgia holds limited powers, making the upcoming election not just a formality but a battleground for political control.
With the European Union accession process suspended, opposition voices have intensified, highlighting the tensions between pro-European aspirations and the pro-Russian stance of the current ruling party.
The electoral college system, where the president is elected by 300 representatives instead of direct public vote, has raised concerns over democratic integrity in Georgia.
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