Georgian ruling party will be weakened by reform drive
The Georgian Dream party refuses to do deals on its constitutional plan but ends up making its reforms less coherent
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- Areas of concern
- Weakening the presidency
- Consolidating one-party domination
- Pandering to populism
- External criticisms
- Defiant retreat
- Political fall-out
- Plans in disarray
- Galvanising opposition
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_350.jpg "Georgia's President Georgy Margvelashvili, left, with parliament speaker Irakli Kobakhidze in Kutaisi in 2016, Georgia (Reuters/David Mdzinarishvili)")