Georgia's ruling party nominates far-right ex-footballer for president
Briefly

Mikheil Kavelashvili's nomination as presidential candidate highlights the ruling party's grip on power amid widespread allegations of electoral fraud and anti-Western sentiment.
Kavelashvili's political rise amid ongoing protests and accusations of a rigged election emphasizes the contentious political landscape in Georgia, particularly concerning its ties to the West.
The opposition's rejection of the parliamentary results underscores the deep divisions within Georgian society, fueled by fears that Russian influence is growing in the region.
European observers noted a 'divisive' election atmosphere in October, suggesting that the legitimacy of the new parliament is questioned across both political factions and among the public.
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