Some elections will never be ‘democratic’ enough for the West ...News

International observers, including myself, noted that the electoral process in Georgia adhered to democratic standards, despite unfounded accusations We have witnessed a strong reaction from the United States and the European Union following the elections in Georgia held late last month. Their pro-Western candidate suffered a defeat, and these Western powers – particularly Washington and the European Council – have expressed doubts about the election’s legitimacy, even calling for an investigation into its conduct. It is legitimate to ask whether the right to validate the election results in this sovereign country

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