The Georgian opposition announced the beginning of a new wave of protests On October 25, a large-scale protest march took place in Tbilisi against the policies of the ruling party of the Georgian Dream Party under the slogan: "Georgia without Ivanishvili". It was organized by representatives of the opposition and civil society against the backdrop of the country's constitutional court examining a lawsuit to ban opposition parties. The leader of the Coalition for Change, Nika Gebramia, before the start of the rally, called it the beginning of a new protest wave. "We are starting today, and we definitely need a record, whether it will be on November 28 (the second anniversary of the beginning of the mass demonstrations in Georgia - Ed.) or in the following days, it is important that there are many of us on the 28th so that the wind cannot extinguish the fire," said the politician. Thousands of people took part in the procession, according to the publication of the Caucasian connection, holding in their hands the flags of Georgia, Ukraine and the European Union. It was also reported that a large number of security forces were present at the rally.