POLITICS● LOW1d ago · Oct 30, 2026, 8:36 AM
Georgia’s Constitutional Court suspends opposition party ban hearings until November 9
georgiatoday · georgia · eastern europe
Georgia’s Constitutional Court will suspend hearings in the case seeking to ban opposition parties next week and resume proceedings on November 9. The suspension comes as the court prepares to mark its 30th anniversary. To celebrate the occasion, it will host an international conference at the Hilton hotel in Batumi. The court will pay GEL […]
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