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A simple explanation of the current situation in Georgia

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, corruption among politicians was rampant in Ukraine. In particular, pro-Russian President Yanukovych, who had signed a provisional agreement to join the EU, gave up on membership under pressure from Russia. In response, citizens demonstrated in the capital Kyiv, and eventually ousted President Yanukovych in a revolution known as the "Maidan Revolution." As a result, Ukraine strengthened its pro-European stance, which led to Russia invading Crimea in response. Meanwhile, tensions continued in Georgia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. In 2008, South Ossetia declared independence with the support of Russia, and relations between Georgia and Russia deteriorated decisively. After that, Georgia changed its name to "Georgia" and aimed to join the EU. The current Georgian president, Zurabishvili, is pro-European, but Prime Minister Kobakhidze is pro-Russian, and the two continue to have conflicting opinions. Prime Minister Kobakhidze passed the Anti-Espionage Law, which cracks down on organizations and media that receive funding from abroad. This law is similar to Russian policies and is being used to crack down on opponents. Prime Minister Kobakhidze also suspended EU accession negotiations, which has led to protests by citizens. President Zurabishvili claims that there was fraud in the recent parliamentary elections held using electronic voting. President Zurabishvili has stated that he will remain president until a properly elected parliament is established, and political turmoil continues ahead of the next elections. I will explain it in an easy-to-understand way, so even a daphnid can understand it. [BGM] I have used the BGM "Aoi Sora wo Miteita" and "Moon Spring" by Amacha no Ongaku Kobo. Main story https://amachamusic.chagasi.com/music... Ending https://amachamusic.chagasi.com/music...