Transparency International Georgia has evaluated the performance of the representative body of the Municipality of the City of Poti which was elected in 2017 – the City Council (hereinafter the City Council of Poti).The report is based on

 Within the framework of its parliamentary monitoring activities, Transparency International Georgia assessed the performance of the Parliament in the period covering January 1, 2019, to December 31, 2019.2019 was a year of active political even

Key findings and recommendations1,495 public tenders worth a total of GEL 557 million were announced during the state of emergency. Only one bidder participated in more than half of the tenders. Compared to the same period in 2019, the number of tend

 The government actions prevented a large-scale spread of the novel coronavirus in the country. It would not be justified to say that the government managed to achieve these results at the expense of massive violations of human rights, however,

 Based on the analysis of annual financial declarations submitted by 19 political parties, Transparency International Georgia outlined the following key findings:Although there were no general elections in 2019 and only by- and snap elections we

 On 5 July 2020 the House Committee on Appropriations of the US Congress published the bill on the allocation of finances for 2021 initiated by the State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Subcommittee. The bill determines the State Depar

 The process of the investigation launched by the Georgian State Security Service into an alleged act of sabotage in connection with a TV story aired by Mtavari Arkhi raises some questions. Discussing the issue of the alleged violation of profes

 On July 2, the Parliament of Georgia adopted the amendments to the election legislation. We welcome this fact, as many election issues will be better regulated. Here is a brief overview of the major changes and the remaining problems.Major chan

 The competition for the selection of members of the Board of Trustees of the Public Broadcaster is taking place with procedural violations. The selection commission nominated eight candidates for three vacant positions to the Parliament, wherea