The Public Broadcaster started the TV season with partially renewed programming, with viewers being able to see new social-political, cultural and entertainment programs. The management of the channel determined the priorities of reorganization on th

 According to the Georgian legislation, when broadcasting a political/pre-election advertisement no later than 60 days before elections, television shall follow the requirements enshrined in the Election code of Georgia and Code of Conduct of Br

 Active discussions have been surrounding Batumi Boulevard in the past several months. Transparency International Georgia, along with observing and studying the ongoing processes, has looked into the public procurement recently carried out by Le

  Transparency International Georgia continues to study transparency of procurements carried out by Imereti municipalities and checking accuracy of data in property declarations of local self governance officials. Following report concerns Ze

  The Tbilisi Bypass, a railway around the city, construction of which began in 2010, has recently emerged as an issue of political confrontations on numerous occasions. Given the importance of the Project, Transparency International (TI) Geo

  On February 29, 2016, interviews conducted with the aim of selecting applicants for the position of a judge of the European Court of Human Rights were completed. As a result of the interviews, the Government Commission selected five out of

 Member of the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) Kakhi Bekauri has not listed all the companies he owns in his asset declaration. Bekauri was elected as a commissioner in January 2014. He submitted asset declaration twice, in 20

  On January 14, 2016, the Georgian government put up 70% of its shares in the Georgian Lottery Company for sale. The auction was to end on January 28, but the deadline was extended to February 4 and then again to February 11. The current

  In the recent months, the public has witnessed tension between the Constitutional Court and high-ranking officials of the authorities. In addition, on February 29, 2016, the President of the Constitutional Court stated that the Minister of

  In the recent months, the public has witnessed tension between the High Council of Justice and the Chairman of the Tbilisi City Court, Mamuka Akhvledniani, which finally ended in the latter’s dismissal from his job. The events develop