Tbilisi (Georgia)
Despite authoritarian, even dictatorial, and corrupt regimes, the societies of the former Soviet space are on the move, showing their discontent, challenging their leaders. Political crises follow one another in the region: wave of protests of 2015 in Moldova against corruption after the revelation of a gigantic banking scandal, "velvet revolution" of 2018 in Armenia after a sleight of hand by President Serge Sarkissian for keeping power, weeks of demonstrations against the presence of a Russian deputy in the Parliament building in Georgia in 2019, revolt in Belarus in 2020 against the
fraudulent "
re -election" of the "
last dictator of Europe
" Alexander Lukashenko...
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