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I will go to Moscow on May 9th, Kala Kallas' warning and threat are disrespectful, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico writes on his X page.

For Georgia Chairman Giorgi Gakharia says his party is preparing for the local elections. Gakharia made the relevant statement on TV Pirveli.

The illegitimate Ivanishvili parliament is attempting to ban international support for the Georgian people, - US Congressman Joe Wilson (Republican Party) writes on his X page.

Today, the parties are weakened and won't be able to conduct an election campaign, and Georgian Dream will defeat the [opposition], once again proving to its own population and the international community that “the people support us, and we were right on October 26, 2024, we did not falsify the results,” – this is what political scientist Nika Chitadze said on Palitra News’ program "Resume," in response to Georgian Dream’s decision not to prepare a constitutional lawsuit regarding the ban on opposition parties before the local elections.

As part of an official visit to Baku, Mikheil Kavelashvili met with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ali Asadov.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia states that the police officer who was injured during the protest on November 29, 2024, has lost his eyesight.

Dimitri Tskitishvili, a member of the "For Georgia" party, confirms that an agreement not to attend the parliamentary investigative commission session was reached within the coordination format, with his personal participation and approval.­

Lithuania has published a list of Georgian citizens who are banned from entering the country.

Criminal prosecution is neither the first nor will it be the last for me. What is the commission for? Nothing. — This is what Nika Gvaramia, leader of the "Coalition for Change," told journalists at the court, where he is responding to questions from the prosecution before a magistrate judge for failing to appear at the session of the temporary investigative commission.

With 83 votes, unanimously, Parliament adopted in the first reading the legislative initiative by "Georgian Dream," under which, once enacted, international organizations will be prohibited from organizing lectures, seminars, or other similar public events for political parties. The same package also stipulates that international donor organizations will no longer be able to issue grants without the government's approval.