Ana Natsvlishvili: The only way to restore constitutional order is through new, fair elections. Coordination around this demand, both domestically and internationally, is moving to an even more intensive stage
Tina Khidasheli: The OSCE report is catastrophic, extremely negative, and highly critical. Not a single parameter by which elections are evaluated has been assessed as successful, positive, or fair
The President: In these circumstances, there can be no other political solution than the appointment of elections – for this, today we have outlined a 'strategy of attack'
Salome Zurabishvili: I am ready to meet Bidzina Ivanishvili
Salome Zurabishvili: I will be in front of the Parliament tomorrow with the people, and I will speak at 9:00 PM so that we can all together make it clear that nothing will happen without elections
Salome Zurabishvili is meeting with representatives of opposition political parties and non-governmental organizations
Businesses Back Georgian Protests as Crisis Disrupts Economy
Caspar Veldkamp: Thirty-eight OSCE member states have activated the Vienna Mechanism—we urge the Georgian authorities to respond to the questions raised by the international community
Eka Gigauri: The OSCE/ODIHR report is even stricter than the interim one – based on this report, the elections held in Georgia were neither free, secret, nor equal
Norway's Foreign Minister: Our serious concerns over the recent Georgia elections are confirmed by OSCE/ODIHR in its final report