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In a significant progress ⁢for⁣ Georgia’s political landscape, a court in Tbilisi has sentenced ​former President Mikheil Saakashvili to an‌ additional four ‌and⁤ a half years‌ in prison, intensifying his‌ legal troubles and drawing​ sharp reactions ⁣from⁣ supporters and⁢ critics alike. Saakashvili, who has been a polarizing figure in‍ Georgian politics ‍sence his presidency from⁤ 2004 to 2013, ​has faced a series of legal challenges since his return⁢ to the country in ⁢late 2021.This ⁤latest ruling, announced on [insert date], marks a continuation of‍ the controversial ‌legal battles surrounding the ex-leader, who has been accused of abuse‍ of ‍power⁢ and other⁤ offenses.​ The ruling not ⁤only raises questions about the future of Saakashvili’s political ambitions ⁣but also highlights ongoing tensions⁣ in Georgia’s judicial system and its‍ implications for democracy in the⁢ region.

Georgia’s Judicial⁣ System…

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Author : Charlotte Adams

Publish date : 2025-04-12 23:48:00

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