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A False Narrative: Georgia’s Constitutional Amendment and the Illiberal AgendaDavit Zedelashvili, 26 August 2020
Georgia’s battle on electoral rules and the pivot towards proportional representation Davit Zedelashvili, 26 June 2017
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In Georgia, discussion continues on constitutional amendments proposed as part of EU-brokered agreement4 November 2021
Georgian Dream chair Irakli Kobakhidze suggested today that keeping the threshold for parliamentary elections at 5% “could be better for democratic development,…
Georgia considers bill stripping parties of state funding if elected members refuse to enter legislature23 December 2020
The Georgian parliament has passed a bill in its first reading earlier today which strips parties of state funding if they refuse to take up their mandates in p…
Op-ed: Can a single-party parliament function in Georgia?26 November 2020
Both rounds of parliamentary elections in Georgia are over, and the ruling party has received 48 percent of the vote in the proportional vote, and won both roun…
Georgia's Abkhazia region forms constitutional reform commission13 October 2020
On October 9, Moscow-backed Abkhaz leader Aslan Bzhania signed a decree on the formation of constitutional reform commission, aimed to develop amendments to the…
In Georgia, president signs bill on constitutional amendments to electoral system30 June 2020
Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili said on Monday she had signed the legislation on introducing constitutional amendments that will see the upcoming parlia…
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