Located at the intersection of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, Georgia is a nation currently navigating a pivotal period of political transformation and civil unrest. As the country balances its historical ties with Russia against a strong public mandate for European Union integration, it remains a focal point for international observers monitoring democratic stability, contested elections, and the influence of powerful oligarchic figures on its governance. Our coverage tracks the latest developments in Tbilisi, including high-stakes parliamentary disputes, mass pro-EU demonstrations, and the ongoing geopolitical struggle to define the nation’s future trajectory.