How can artificial intelligence be used to protect human rights and support democracy? What examples of this can we find around the world? What risks come with it, and how can we deal with those challenges? These are some of the questions that will be discussed at DataFest Tbilisi 2025.
Free access to Google Maps, WhatsApp, and Messenger — even after your data runs out.
Cascade Travel crafts small-group journeys across Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan that trade checklists for real life, offering homemade wine in mountain homes, village stories that linger, and family tables stretching into the night.
DataFest Tbilisi, the largest data festival in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, returns for its 9th edition this year. The three-day event will be held from 27–29 November.
As Georgia continues to backslide on its commitments to both the EU and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) — particularly SDG5 on gender equality — Tamar Dekanosidze discusses the chilling effects of newly enacted legislation, from the controversial foreign agent law to the erasure of the word ‘gender’ from national law.
In the view of most independent commentators, Georgia’s ruling Georgian Dream party is heading to govern in full authoritarian mode and continuing to undermine European democratic values.
