#Georgia
Datablog | Georgians increasingly optimistic about joining the EU
Despite worsening relations between the EU and Georgia, new survey data suggests Georgians are increasingly optimistic about joining the bloc.
Datablog | Georgians increasingly optimistic about joining the EU
By Lucas FaglianoDespite worsening relations between the EU and Georgia, new survey data suggests Georgians are increasingly optimistic about joining the bloc.
Demands for ban of new far-right party in Georgia
After launching a TV channel earlier this year, the organisers of the July anti-Pride violence have unveiled a new political party.
Demands for ban of new far-right party in Georgia
After launching a TV channel earlier this year, the organisers of the July anti-Pride violence have unveiled a new political party.
Opinion | The far-reaching reasons for the Batumi tragedy
The collapse of a residential building in Batumi that took the lives of nine people, including three children, shook Georgia.
Opinion | The far-reaching reasons for the Batumi tragedy
By Irakli ZhvaniaThe collapse of a residential building in Batumi that took the lives of nine people, including three children, shook Georgia.
Saakashvili agrees to end hunger strike upon transfer to military hospital
The move follows growing pressure from domestic and international critics over reports of Saakashvili’s declining health.
Saakashvili agrees to end hunger strike upon transfer to military hospital
The move follows growing pressure from domestic and international critics over reports of Saakashvili’s declining health.
Datablog | Do people think voter secrecy is respected in Georgia
Election observers often note violations of the secrecy of the ballot in Georgia, and the 2021 local elections were no exception.
Datablog | Do people think voter secrecy is respected in Georgia
By Tsisana KhundadzeElection observers often note violations of the secrecy of the ballot in Georgia, and the 2021 local elections were no exception.
A history of displacement: Meskhetians in Azerbaijan and Ukraine cling to their identity
Seventy-seven years have passed since Stalin deported the Meskhetians from Western Georgia to Central Asia.
A history of displacement: Meskhetians in Azerbaijan and Ukraine cling to their identity
By Ismayil FataliyevSeventy-seven years have passed since Stalin deported the Meskhetians from Western Georgia to Central Asia.
Mikheil Saakashvili’s trial kicks off amidst protests in Tbilisi
The former Georgian President was not allowed in court to face trial.
Mikheil Saakashvili’s trial kicks off amidst protests in Tbilisi
The former Georgian President was not allowed in court to face trial.
Datablog | What issues do Georgians think about when voting?
While Georgian voters tend to look to personalities over policies, policies also matter to a large number of people.
Datablog | What issues do Georgians think about when voting?
By Makhare AtchaidzeWhile Georgian voters tend to look to personalities over policies, policies also matter to a large number of people.
UNM announces ‘permanent protests’ after Tbilisi demonstration
Thousands gathered on Monday demanding that Mikheil Saakashvili be freed and the results of the recent elections be overturned.
UNM announces ‘permanent protests’ after Tbilisi demonstration
Thousands gathered on Monday demanding that Mikheil Saakashvili be freed and the results of the recent elections be overturned.
Saakashvili transferred to Gldani Prison
The reports emerged hours before a planned demonstration organised by Saakashvili’s United National Movement party in downtown Tbilisi.
Saakashvili transferred to Gldani Prison
The reports emerged hours before a planned demonstration organised by Saakashvili’s United National Movement party in downtown Tbilisi.