Opposition protesters around the capital's university demand new elections, alleging fraud in last month's poll.

Official Giorgi Kalandarishvili was doused during the confirmation of a controversial poll.

Salome Zourabichivili has called Georgians out on the streets, telling the BBC this is a "crucial moment".

Irakli Kobakhidze tells the BBC his ruling party won the vote by a landslide, but the president says it was a fraud.

There are always "irregularities" in election counts says Irakli Kobakhidze, but he denied interfering with the results.

The opposition disputes initial results giving the ruling party 54%, after exit polls tell a different story.

The pro-Western president calls for a "new Georgia" after years of increasingly authoritarian rule.

Three days before Georgians vote, the ruling party's founder tells supporters "we choose peace, not war".