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Le Monde reports that Georgia's main opposition parties are set to be banned before the 2028 parliamentary elections. The ruling Georgian Dream continues to suppress opposition, and the country's EU integration is also at stake.
Georgian Dream, the ruling party widely seen as close to Russia, has governed Georgia for years and faces opposition parties that favor closer ties with the European Union. The government's moves against these parties have put the country's EU path in question.
Le Monde reports that Georgia's main opposition parties are set to be banned ahead of the 2028 parliamentary elections. It describes the ruling Georgian Dream, a party close to Russia, as continuing to suppress opposition, with the country's EU integration also at stake.