Viktor Orbán praised the recent parliamentary elections in Georgia as 'free and democratic', despite criticism from other EU members regarding his visit. The ruling Georgian Dream party won 54% of the votes, but international observers noted a 'tense environment' and irregularities such as intimidation and vote-buying. Orbán expressed support for Georgia's EU aspirations, while EU officials called for investigations into the alleged electoral violations. A joint letter from 13 EU member states condemned Orbán's visit, stating he does not represent the EU. Article complet (Euronews.com)