Russia Today reports about Georgian Presidential elections from Tbilisi.
‘Georgian Dream party's Georgy Margvelashvili from ruling coalition is leading in the presidential election in Georgia with 62.16 percent of the vote, the central election commission announced with around 85 percent of the vote counted.

As per the preliminary results of the Central Election Commission, Georgian Dream presidential candidate Giorgi Margvelashvili has won the presidential elections with 63,82%.

National Movement presidential candidate Davit Bakradze congratulated the Georgian people on the peaceful process in which the elections took place and Giorgi Margvelashvili on winning the presidential elections.

According to the first results of an exit poll carried out by the ACT public opinion research company with a commission by Imedi channel, Georgian Dream presidential candidate Giorgi Margvelashvili leads in the election results with 68 per cent of the vote

‘We are going to protect our votes’, Nino Burjanadze, the presidential candidate of the Democratic Movement, told journalists after the announcement of the exit poll results.

A group of young protesters met President Mikheil Saakashvili with chanting near the polling station he arrived at to vote in the presidential elections

A couple voted in the October 27 presidential elections in a Kutaisi polling station just before their wedding ceremony.

President Mikheil Saakashvili told reporters they were invited to his house for a press conference after casting his vote in the presidential elections at a Mtatsminda District polling station.

Democratic Movement party presidential candidate Nino Burjanadze voted in the presidential elections of October 27 alongside her family members.

More than 200 short-term observers are monitoring elections under the auspices of the OSCE Office for Human Rights. ODIHR preliminary estimates will be announced tomorrow morning, the ODIHR Head told reporters.

LivePress released footage of the outgoing President Mikheil Saakashvili jogging in the morning of October 27 near the Golden Fleece Hotel on Anaklia beach.

Political uncertainty looms as three candidates fight to replace pro-Western Mikheil Saakashvili after decade-long rule, Al Jazeera reports about the elections in Georgia.

‘I came here with my daughter and voted for the progress of Georgia,’ Georgian Dream presidential candidate Giorgi Margvelashvili told reporters after casting his vote in the October 27 presidential elections.

Patriarch of Georgia cast his vote in the October 27 presidential elections at Number 4 Polling Station on Leselidze Street. Ilia II left the station without making comments to reporters

EurActiv publishes Krzysztof Lisek’s article “Bye, bye Misha!”
"Mikheil Saakashivili, the Georgian leader since 2004, will have to step down following the 27 October presidential election.

A group of citizens staged a protest outside the House of Justice demanding the state allow alternative IDs in place of standard electronic ID cards, based on views of Orthodox Christian religious followers on the IDs.

Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili responded to recent comments by President Mikheil Saakashvili regarding him and said there was a “big ideological gap” between the two.

A black and white herd of Australian dairy cows have been lead to a beach in the name of art. The animals are part of an unique work of art created by surrealist artist Andrew Baines.

Welcome to the October 17 Weekly Summary with Mark Mullen. This week Mark speaks about the arrest of former Defense Minister Davit Kezerashvili through Interpol.

A special round of “Dancing with the Stars” on October 24 featured contestants partnering their celebrity friends and family members.

Actress Sharon Stone visited the Polish parliament in Warsaw. She is to be awarded the Peace Summit Award for her HIV/AIDS humanitarian work