Georgia's opposition and supporters are protesting in Tbilisi, demanding new parliamentary elections due to alleged vote tampering. They reject the recent election results, which the ruling party, Georgian Dream, denies were rigged. European observers noted a 'divisive' atmosphere during the elections, with reports of bribery and violence. The opposition plans to boycott the new parliament session, viewing the election as crucial for EU membership. Critics accuse Georgian Dream of authoritarianism and aligning with Moscow. Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze emphasized weakening the opposition as a government priority. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)