Monday, January 12, 2026

The fate of truth in our days

Renowned Georgian theater director Robert Sturua is one of the signatories of this open letter. (Photo: Interpressnews.)

The example of one small country

The reason behind this letter lies in critical comments made by western political circles and media concerning the government, which was elected by the majority of the citizens of Georgia in the October 2012 parliamentary election,

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Misunderstanding that Georgia will not Facilitate a Solution

George Khutsishvili is director of the International Center on Conflict and Negotiation.
If our strategic allies’ warning is about reversing the current legal processes, I would say it is impossible and could be even harmful. If it is about being more considerate in decision-planning and aware of the environment, I would agree and subscribe to it.

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Georgia and the Great Ideological Struggle

Mirian Popkhadze has a Master's degree in International Relations from Suffolk University, Boston, Massachusetts.

Mikhail Saakashvili’s conceding speech heralded historical victory for liberal democracy in a region, where intimidation, oppression and revolution had been the common place for two centuries of Russian domination. His speech indicated that for the first time in

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Neither Saakashvili nor Ivanishvili is what the West believes

Tedo Japaridze is a member of parliament representing Georgian Dream and Chairman of the Committee for Foreign Affairs.

For many in the West, Mikheil Saakashvili remains the poster child of the Rose Revolution, an uncompromising promoter of democracy and defender of his country against Russia, and the incoming Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili is viewed as a shadowy and authoritarian

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Reflections on Georgia’s 2013 draft budget

Davit Narmania is executive director of Caucasian Economical and Social Research Institute.

Georgian government October two presented draft for state budget adjusted to the interest of the United National Movement to the Georgian parliament. But now election winner Georgian Dream awaits the draft in parliament. This force’s election promises is radically different

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Will there be civil confrontation?

George Khutsishvili is director of the International Center on Conflict and Negotiation.

Elections are won by media which feed people’s minds and create attitudes. For the first time since November 2003 Georgia has a strong opposition along with a strong ruling team, which makes the parliamentary elections of October 1 really competitive.

But government-

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