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Georgia's ruling party, Georgian Dream, resists democratic reforms and international pressure.

Steady: 1 development in the last 24 hours, 1 in the last 7 days Updated 3 hours ago

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  1. Georgian Dream is accused of restricting civic space while the EU monitors political proceedings.
  2. Tobias Cremer criticized the political actions of Georgian Dream.
  3. Georgian Dream suspended EU accession negotiations, a move discussed during a panel in Berlin.
  4. The souring of EU ties and the roles of Liluashvili and Garibashvili highlight Georgia's authoritarian political shift.
  5. Georgian Dream seeks to ban opposition parties via the constitutional court.

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Georgia's ruling party, Georgian Dream, resists democratic reforms and international pressure.

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  1. Georgian Dream is accused of restricting civic space while the EU monitors political proceedings.1 source
  2. Tobias Cremer criticized the political actions of Georgian Dream.Sub-event
  3. Georgian Dream suspended EU accession negotiations, a move discussed during a panel in Berlin.Sub-event
  4. The souring of EU ties and the roles of Liluashvili and Garibashvili highlight Georgia's authoritarian political shift.1 source
  5. Georgian Dream seeks to ban opposition parties via the constitutional court.1 source
  6. Opposition and ISFED criticize Georgian Dream over alleged procedural inconsistencies in elections.1 source
  7. Georgian Dream resists democratic reforms amid international pressure.1 source

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