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US and EU have called for investigation into alleged irregularities in pro-Russia ruling party’s election victory

Poll result could determine whether country veers towards Russia or continues path to join EU

The Republic of Georgia is scheduled to hold parliamentary elections on October 26. The ruling party, Georgian Dream, enters the contest with historically low approval ratings but still has a strong chance of defeating a fragmented opposition.

Ivanishvili also appears to retain a Russian company through an offshore structure, despite promising to divest from Russia.

It’s unclear who was behind the calls, which targeted journalists and activists and were disguised using a “spoofing” app.

The U.S. has imposed sanctions over the controversial legislation, while Brussels warns it will sink the country’s efforts to join the EU.

Governing Georgian Dream party can still force the controversial legislation through parliament.

In a session marked by yelling and physical confrontation, the Georgian Parliament adopted a law on Tuesday that opponents call the “Russian bill” and believe could dismantle civil society and divert the country from the European Union path.

In an important vote for new members of a top judicial body, five opposition politicians joined forces with Georgia’s ruling party, Georgian Dream, to elect pro-government candidates.