A protest rally under the slogan "Georgia without Ivanishvili. The Georgian people deserve more" takes place on the evening of October 25 in Tbilisi. It was organized by an alliance of nine opposition parties, which announced the start of a large-scale new protest campaign. The participants gathered at 19:00 in the first building of Tbilisi University, from where they marched towards Rustaveli Avenue. Organizers say they intend to expand the protest movement. The next major demonstration is planned for November 28, the second anniversary of the start of the ongoing anti-government protests in Georgia. Protest against the ban on the opposition parties One of the main reasons for the action today was the initiative of the ruling Georgian Dream to obtain a ban on several opposition parties through the Constitutional Court. The opposition sees the authorities' initiative as an attempt to eliminate political competition and limit the democratic rights of citizens.

A protest rally under the slogan "Georgia without Ivanishvili. The Georgian people deserve more" takes place on the evening of October 25 in Tbilisi. It was organized by an alliance of nine opposition parties, which announced the start of a large-scale new protest campaign. The participants gathered at 19:00 in the first building of Tbilisi University, from where they marched towards Rustaveli Avenue. Organizers say they intend to expand the protest movement. The next major demonstration is planned for November 28, the second anniversary of the start of the ongoing anti-government protests in Georgia. Protest against the ban on the opposition parties One of the main reasons for the action today was the initiative of the ruling Georgian Dream to obtain a ban on several opposition parties through the Constitutional Court. The opposition sees the authorities' initiative as an attempt to eliminate political competition and limit the democratic rights of citizens.

The ruling party, for its part, claims that the activity of the opposition associations against which the lawsuit was filed is contrary to the constitutional order of the country. Two years after the parliamentary elections, the rally is being held on the eve of the second anniversary of the parliamentary elections on October 26, 2024, the results of which the opposition did not recognize, claiming widespread violations. The leader of the Coalition for Change, Nika Gebramia, called on supporters to extend the protest movement until November 28. On November 28, 2024, the Georgian government announced its decision not to raise the issue of opening negotiations on joining the European Union until the end of 2028. This sparked mass protests that continued in the following months. tabula.