A few days ago, the Georgian population elected a portion of the 9th parliament since the country’s independence. In more than 50 single-member districts a second round of elections is scheduled.
A few days ago, the Georgian population elected a portion of the 9th parliament since the country’s independence. (In more than 50 single-member districts a second round of elections is scheduled.) The October elections were the first after the enactment of constitutional changes in 2013, which transformed Georgia into a semi-presidential republic – a system of governance where the prime-minister, who is elected by the parliament, holds a more influential …read more
Source: Heinrich Boell Foundation
