Summary
Thousands of Georgians have taken to the streets to protest against the disputed parliamentary election after the pro-Western opposition and president called for mass protests against what they called a “rigged” vote.
Aljazeera
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Tblisi to denounce the weekend's parliamentary election, which the country's president and international election observers have alleged was rigged.
Le Monde
The ruling Georgian Dream has for months been accused by the opposition of steering Tbilisi away from its goal of joining the EU and back into Russia's orbit.
Daily Mail
The closely watched poll saw the ruling party, Georgian Dream, win a majority of seats with 54% of all votes, followed at a distance by several opposition parties.
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