Saakashvili’s moves after the election 2012

Saakashvili: My party failed to listen to people

By | October 17th, 2012|Categories: News|Tags: |

TBILISI, DFWatch — Mikheil Saakashvili Tuesday admitted his National Movement party had done too much talking instead of listening to people’s problems. The president was meeting with his party’s candidates for Adjara’s High Council. He said that during the election […]

Saakashvili’s party to split up into factions in parliament

By | October 15th, 2012|Categories: News, Politics|Tags: |

TBILISI, DFWatch — The National Movement party, which is now in opposition in Georgia, plans to set up several parliamentary factions in the future parliament. Davit Bakradze, current Parliament Speaker said Monday that all his party’s representatives in parliament […]

Saakashvili creates escape option for his associates

By | October 13th, 2012|Categories: News|Tags: |

Georgian officials will, if they are fired, be able to use their diplomatic passports for one more year. This means that they will be able to cross borders without any problems, which is not possible for ordinary citizen. President Mikheil Saakashvili made this decision by issuing […]

Close Saakashvili ally met Ivanishvili

By | October 13th, 2012|Categories: News, Politics|Tags: , |

TBILISI, DFWatch — President Mikheil Saakashvili promises Bidzina Ivanishvili to help in keeping the new government safe and to retain the direction of Georgia’s foreign policy. This was made clear by Giga Bokeria, Secretary of Georgia’s National Security Council, after […]

Georgia’s ruling party starting to disintegrate

By | October 13th, 2012|Categories: News, Politics|Tags: |

TBILISI, DFWatch — Five members of the United National Movement party in Tbilisi City Council left their faction and set up a new faction, which will join the platform of the parliament election winner Georgian Dream. The faction had 38 members before it lost the five […]

The government formally resigns

By | October 12th, 2012|Categories: News|Tags: |

The current Georgian government has resigned but will continue carrying out its duties until a new government is approved by parliament. The president’s administration informed about the resignation in a short statement on its official website, which says that […]