The Central Election Commission did not take into account calls of NGOs and scheduled the election runoff for a weekday, on November 28.Although the electoral legislation allows holding of elections on a weekday, which is then declared a holida

 The period after the first round of the presidential elections has seen the emergence of several presumably informal movements which have held various public political events. These organizations include ‘I Defend Freedom’, ‘N

 According to the agenda of the CEC session today, in addition to summarizing the final election results, the electoral administration will also set the runoff election date, meaning that the presidential runoff will be scheduled for Wednesday,

 The ‘No to Phobia!’ civil platform is responding to a xenophobic and anti-social statement of Mikheil Saakashvili, the former President of Georgia and leader of the United National Movement political party, which he made on November

 Responding to high public interest towards government spending, Transparency International Georgia looked into representative expenses of the last 5 years, i.e. official receptions and dinners, parties and events, excursions and cultural events

 The events of the past several months have clearly demonstrated the systemic problems of governance in Georgia which the civil society organizations had been constantly writing and speaking about. The fact that the government has been ignoring

 Following the first round of presidential elections, the government of Georgia has ramped up its promises, with Georgian Dream leaders announcing new multi-million social programs almost every day during the past week. Considering the essence,

 November 2, 2018, following the meeting with the Patriarch of Georgia, the ruling party announced the decision on recalling the Bill on Cultivation of Cannabis. According to Irakli Kobakhidze, the principal decision is also

 This year marks the first time the population of Georgia will be electing the president through the runoff election. Nearly equal support received by the frontrunners on October 28 polling day, who will be competing in the runoff indicates that

 On August 1, the President of Georgia set October 28 as the date of the regular presidential election. Official election campaign began on August 28, sixty days prior, and became more intensive and strained as Election Day approached.The electi