Following the recent parliamentary elections in Georgia, President Salome Zourabichvili has called for protests against the ruling Georgian Dream party, claiming widespread electoral fraud. Preliminary results show Georgian Dream winning 54.08% of the vote, while opposition parties allege the election was 'stolen' and characterized by significant irregularities, including ballot stuffing and voter intimidation. Opposition leaders, including those from the Coalition for Change and the United National Movement, have vowed to initiate continuous demonstrations starting October 27, rejecting the legitimacy of the results. Observers have noted serious violations during the electoral process, casting doubt on the integrity of the election. The outcome of this election is critical for Georgia's aspirations for EU membership and may further entrench Russian influence in the region. The situation has raised tensions, with analysts warning that the ruling party's continued dominance could undermine democratic progress in Georgia.