On October 28, Georgian citizens will elect their fifth president for a six-year term. With the Election Day approaching, Civil.ge continues its weekly election digest, a news compilation covering the presidential …
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Georgian PM Meets World Leaders in New York
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Speaker Accuses UNM of ‘Provocation, Disinformation’
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PM Bakhtadze: U.S.-Georgia Free Trade Agreement ‘Backed at All Levels’
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25 Candidates to Run in Presidential Elections
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Machalikashvili Family Disrupts Pankisoba Festival Celebrations
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Parliament Approves Teen Murder Case Resolution
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Timeline of Salome Zurabishvili’s Remarks on August War
Salome Zurabishvili, whose presidential candidacy has been endorsed by the ruling Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia party, has triggered public criticism over her controversial Russo-Georgian war-related remarks. Below, Civil.ge offers a …
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Those Suspicious Georgians
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Georgian Orthodox Church: Whither the foreign policy role?
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In Pankisi, Georgia should wake to preventive approaches
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After Assad Debacle, Syrian Opposition backs Georgia
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Wave of Drug-related Deaths Reignites Drug Policy Debate
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Does Tbilisi’s Peace Step have a Future?
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Kersti Kaljulaid: Georgia’s New President Should be Able to Unite People
Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid said that Georgia’s new president should make “loud and open declaration” that s/he will be the president for all people and all interest groups. “You will …
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Wess Mitchell: U.S.-Georgia Cooperation Stronger than Ever
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FM Linkevicius: Russia is a Super-Problem
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A Tribute to the National Hero
With the passing of Senator John McCain, the United States has lost a visionary politician and a devoted statesman, a man of extraordinary courage and high moral integrity. The country …
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Europe – Handle with Care
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Name the culprit!
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“Democracy with Social Inertia” – How the Republic Built Schools
“The primary education is universal, free and compulsory. Public schools system is envisaged as one organic whole, where the primary school represents the foundation for secondary and higher schooling. Instruction …
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Georgia’s new generation of historians: seeking democracy’s past
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Q and A: Why are Georgians still suspicious of the First Republic?
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In 2008, Putin learned that brutality paid off
Thornike Gordadze, former Georgian minister for European Integration, argues in a “Le Monde” opinion column that the 2008 Russian-Georgian war gave Vladimir Putin the certainty that brutality paid off. Yet …
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Q&A: Georgia’s Post-War Trajectory
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Q&A: What impact of 2008 war?
