On December 20, Facebook released a statement saying that the company had removed hundreds of fake pages, groups, and accounts from their social network. These pages, groups and accounts demonstrated coordinated inauthentic behavior and have be

 The spread of disinformation remains to be one of the most pressing problems facing Georgia. The Russian Federation, which has occupied 20% of Georgia’s territory, carries out hybrid warfare against the country. It is no surprise that one

 On December 20, during the fourth meeting between the ruling and the opposition parties on the electoral system, the Chairperson of the Parliament unveiled the ruling party’s offer about changing the electoral system in a way that ou

 We would like to respond to the 10 December statement by the Civil Service Bureau (CSB) concerning Transparency International Georgia’s (TI Georgia) study on the business connections of ministers and deputy ministers which was published o

 The report conducted by Transparency International Georgia within the framework of parliamentary monitoring project covers the activities of the Gender Equality Council (hereinafter the "Council") carried out during the reporting peri

 On December 14, the ruling party is planning to hold a large-scale rally in Tbilisi, as a party event. According to the party, the public gathering will wrap-up the celebratory week related to Georgia’s chairmanship of the Committee of Mi

 According to the Constitution, the Supreme Court appoints three out of the nine members of the Constitutional Court.[1] It was through this procedure, that Constitutional Court Justice Maia Kopaleishvili, whose term ended on December 5, was app

 A book titled “Who Owned Georgia” was first published in 2012. It was devoted to the key players of the several important sectors of the Georgian economy and to their links with the ruling party. The main theme of the book was the o

 Statement of the occasion of International Anti-Corruption DayThe International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated on 9 December. Countering different forms of corruption remains a significant challenge for Georgia.In Georgia, 36% percent of tho

 During the last period, activists and supporters of the Georgian Dream have been opposing protests of civil activist groups and opposition political parties in Tbilisi and other cities across the country. In some cases, even physical violence h