Georgia's Peace Vote and Gaza Crisis Highlights

Viktor Orbán, the Prime Minister of Hungary, announced in Tbilisi that Georgia voted for peace in its recent elections, avoiding a conflict reminiscent of Ukraine. This statement underscores the importance of democratic processes, as Orbán emphasized that the election was conducted freely and democratically. The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobahidze, welcomed the news, feeling it could alleviate tensions related to foreign expectations, particularly towards Brussels. Meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is deepening, following Israel's ban on the operation of a UN-supported aid organization. The United States is also concerned about the situation, given that the crisis could impact regional stability and the living conditions of Gaza residents. Orbán pointed out that Georgia must decide its future, respecting the will of the people based on democratic principles. With the American presidential election approaching, the future of both politics and the economy is also becoming questionable.