Georgia’s incumbent president won’t stand down nearly a year after disputed election

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Interview highlightsLeila Fadel: Georgia Dream is a party that endorsed you in 2018. It comes with the Ukrainian war, it comes with the siding with Russia, it comes with not siding with our Western partners for the sanctions. ZOURABICHVILI: And another interest, I would say, is that there are so many efforts devoted to support Ukraine… FADEL: I wanted to ask you that. ZOURABICHVILI: Russia did not succeed in more than 3 1/2 years, but now it’s succeeding in Georgia in a much more silent way with proxy government. FADEL: Salome Zourabichvili, the president of the people in Georgia, joined me.