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Tbilisi, GeorgiaE12 States

Political Shifts and Social Unrest

Georgia's former ruling UNM party has left the opposition alliance, per oc-media.org.

The move signals shifting political dynamics in the country's governance landscape.

Meanwhile, a prison director was dismissed amid an investigation into inmate abuse, oc-media.org reports.

The Tbilisi City Hall denied delays in the Rustaveli Avenue rehabilitation project despite a contract extension, according to oc-media.org.

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01jam-newsjam-news.net · 3 NovWhere do you see your children’s future – in Georgia or abroad? JAMnews street poll. Video 02oc-mediaoc-media.org · 3 NovGeorgia’s former ruling UNM party leaves opposition alliance 03oc-mediaoc-media.org · 2 NovDirector of Tbilisi prison dismissed amid investigation into alleged inmate beating 04jam-newsjam-news.net · 2 NovHorrific discovery at cemetery renews debate over fate of stray dogs in Georgia 05oc-mediaoc-media.org · 2 NovTbilisi City Hall denies delay in Rustaveli Avenue rehabilitation despite contract extension 06natlawreviewnatlawreview.com · 2 NovCASABOT opens CIS regional headquarters in Tbilisi, backed by 2080 Ventures through the GITA program 07oc-mediaoc-media.org · 2 NovTV report alleging mass killing of stray dogs sparks protests in Tbilisi 08transfermarkttransfermarkt.com · 1 NovWIT Georgia Tbilisi

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E14 places every story on a stack of fifteen floors, from the fields under everything to the planet acting as one. This one sits on E12, states; the pressure it names: Political shifts.

Here it turns on states: former ruling UNM party, political dynamics, country's governance landscape and prison director.

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The floor of states and force. In this briefing: former ruling UNM party, political dynamics, country's governance landscape, prison director, inmate abuse, Tbilisi City Hall, Rustaveli Avenue rehabilitation project.