On May 20 the Central Election Commission of Georgia (the "CEC") has rejected the complaints of the "National-Democratic Movement" and the electoral bloc "Non-Parliamentary Opposition (Kakha Kukava, Pikria Chikhradze)" requesting the revocati

  In March 2014, George Bachiashvili, CEO of the Georgian Co-Investment Fund (GCF) presented five investment projects that GCF will finance and launch before the end of 2014. GCF’s flagship project, Panorama Tbilisi, was described by Bachi

  Poll results and TI Georgia’s recommendations Georgian citizens are less likely to be involved in the process of decision making by local authorities. They are also not informed about local authorities’ activities, according to a recent soci

    The state owned water distribution company Tbilisis Tskali (now Georgian Water and Power - GWP), that delivers water to up to 400 000 subscribers in Tbilisi and its neighbourhood, was privatized back in 2008. This deal has quickly r

  In less than two months, on July 1, the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) will reveal the winner(s) of the competition that will build and operate the country’s infrastructure for digital terrestrial broadcasting. This will b

  Minister of Economy, Giorgi Kvirikashvili, recently announced that the Partnership Fund  may be reorganised as a state-run Development Bank of Georgia. Currently the Partnership Fund co-invests in medium to large-scale projects, but has

  The next local self-government election in Georgia will be held on 15 June, 2014. As a result of which, mayors will be elected in 12 self-governing cities, along with Gamgebelis (local governor) and members of the Sakrebulo (city council) in

  The internet in Georgia is free of notable government censorship, in a sense that there are no known cases of blocked online content, services or applications. Internet has also emerged as a the second most important source of informatio