Salome Samadashvili – A speech even more low-level than those of imprisoned Gharibashvili can be summarized as follows: "Georgia is a territory controlled by Ivanishvili; if you want anything in this territory, talk to us." - It was vacuous and provincial
Prime Minister: Eka Gigauri is also a foreign agent; she holds her position through Soviet-style methods and cannot lecture anyone on what constitutes correct, democratic practices
Irakli Kobakhidze – The group that stages daily protests with 20, 50, or at most 150 people has truly taken on the character of a sect; their mandate is precisely to operate as a sect—this is their unfortunate choice, their tragic choice
Irakli Kobakhidze – The South Caucasus should not be defined by the divisions of the past, we see a genuine opportunity to turn a new page and build a more peaceful and interconnected region
Irakli Kobakhidze – Twenty percent of our country remains under the occupation, I would like to address our Abkhaz and Ossetian brothers and sisters - we have shared a homeland and a history for centuries, the divisions of today cannot erase that history
Shalva Papuashvili: Before I return from Brussels, which is sacred and eternal to the sect, I am reading the reactions. In their view, the moment you enter the “holy city,” your voice, tone, and behavior should change - how could you go there and not speak with your head bowed?
Simon Janashia: When it comes to schools, we are actually dealing with irresponsibility, incompetence, and corruption - all of this is happening against a backdrop of toasts and grand speeches
Head of the Government Administration lists the issues the Prime Minister will address at the UN General Assembly
Eka Gigauri: We need a clear policy from our partners toward Russian oligarchic rule in Georgia: a demand for the release of political prisoners and targeted sanctions - do not leave Georgian citizens alone in their struggle against the regime
Kambolov Wins Tskhinvali Snap Presidential Election