On October 16, 2014 The International New York Times published a letter from the Speaker of the Parliament of Georgia Davit Usupashvili entitled Saakashvili Prosecuted by His Own Past And Not Putin’s “Accomplice” Ivanishvili. The article cons

  Transparency International Georgia would once again like to underline a malpractice of the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MOI) concerning the presence of members of the ministry in other state institutions. According to the 2013 Reso

  The Parliament of Georgia is now reviewing the state budget execution report covering the first six months of 2014. Below, we analyze the implementation of the budget, problems with implementation of the 2013 budget, and tendencies as well

  Yesterday the Parliament has adopted the amendment to the Law "on the Civil Service" by a simplified procedure - through one hearing. The draft law was registered in the Parliament on September 15, authored and initiated by a member of parlia

  Transparency International Georgia tracks the income, expenditures and property owned by state officials on regular bases. This time, we decided to inform the public about bank loans taken by ministers and their deputies, based on data gather

 Transparency International Georgia periodically studies the ownership and activities of Georgian media outlets. Georgia has more than 60 broadcasters that operate on the bases of licenses or/and authorization awarded by Georgian National Commun