"I will join you and stand with you," Georgia's outgoing pro-EU President Salome Zurabishvili tells a crowd of supporters gathered outside the presidential palace in Tbilisi, on the day her successor, far-right ruling party loyalist Mikheil Kavelashvhili, is sworn in. The former footballer's inauguration ratchets up a months-long political crisis that has gripped the country since disputed October elections and seen huge pro-EU demonstrations. "I take legitimacy away with me," Zurabishvili says as she vacates the official residence, vowing to continue her fight against Georgian Dream. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES