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Georgia’s political tensions have intensified with the inauguration of Mikhail Kavelashvili, a far-right loyalist of the governing party, as the country's new President. The event has deepened the existing political crisis, as former President Salome Zurabishvili, known for her pro-European Union (EU) stance, declared herself the “only legitimate President” of Georgia.
Key Highlights
The Inauguration:
Mikhail Kavelashvili, aligned with Georgia’s ruling far-right party, officially assumed the role of President.
The event marked a turning point in Georgia’s ongoing political turmoil.
Opposition from Salome Zurabishvili:
Zurabishvili, Georgia’s pro-EU former President, has openly challenged Kavelashvili’s presidency, claiming legitimacy as the rightful leader.
Her declaration comes amid heightened pro-EU sentiment and large-scale demonstrations advocating closer ties with the European Union.