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26 26 '12
Keeping An Eye on Canaries  By Alexander (Kakha) Lomaia Before the devices measuring the content of poisonous methane gas in coal mines was invented, it was the canaries that were helping the miners. The public also needs some kind of canaries - indicators which allow measuring how things work in a particular area of public policy. Full Article 31 31 '12
Olympics as a test for Georgian statehood  By Gela Vasadze Recent statement by the Prime Minister of Georgia Bidzina Ivanishvili that Georgia should take part in the Olympic Games in Sochi, and even contribute to their proper conduct, shocked many in Georgia. Debates are still ongoing about whether Georgia should take part in a sports festive of the country, which occupies 20% of its neighbor’s territory, and in the festive, which is happening at a territory where mass killings of Circassians by the Russian Empire took place. Full Article 
22 22 '12
Gela Vasadze: Georgians are tired of reforms and of paying taxes  Georgia is open for Russia - the companies operate, investment continues, the Russians will be this year on the first place among tourists. Georgia has done everything that was possible for Russia The rhetoric may change. But in real politics relations between Russia and Georgia have reached a deadlock. Full Article |
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07 March '13 19:45
U.S. Ambassador Honors Peace Corps Volunteers to Georgia U.S. Ambassador Richard Norland and representatives of the Georgian Government will attend a reception in honor of 42 Peace Corps Volunteers 07 March '13 12:29
Defense, Finance minister accuse former minister of irrationally spending funds Irakli Sesiashvili presented today photos and videos showing the office of former defense minister Bacho Akhalaia in the facility of the Jnit Staff 07 March '13 12:24
President does not sign decree on appointing ambassadors Foreign Minister Maia Panjikidze says that the candidates of nine ambassadors of Georgia have been supported by lawmakers from both opposition and the majority 07 March '13 12:19
Parliament of Georgia to Adopt Resolution on Foreign Political Course of the Country Additional changes were added to the project yesterday after consultations with the minority leaders 06 March '13 11:51
Minister of Justice of Georgia downplays concerns about her education Minister of Justice of Georgia asserts that she is a qualified lawyer with highest education and rank from ENA School in France 06 March '13 11:44
Ex-minister of defense returns from the United States Ex-minister says the reasons of his departure to the United States were both personal and political. 06 March '13 11:41
Georgia will take part in Sochi Olympiad - Bidzina Ivanishvili He also made a comment on Georgian ensemble Erisioni’s concert due to be held in Moscow 05 March '13 17:56
Prime Minister met with Thomas Hammarberg The goal of the mission is to provide consultations to Georgia on Behalf of the European Union in the judiciary, constitutional reforms, etc. |
Guram Odisharia: We came to build, not ruinBy Nina AkhlouriWe must remember one rule for the future – we must not build anything in rush, nor must we rush to ruin – as happened in the case of the so-called IMELI building on the Rustaveli Avenue. True, it had Soviet symbols in the form of bas-relief, such as stars and things like that… But we should have retained those symbols because that is the history we have passed through. ... Full Article 
The New Georgian Government and 100 Days of Its Foreign PolicyBy Sergi Kapanadze, Ex-Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of GeorgiaTo summarize what has occurred in one sentence: the new government has maintained the main priorities in foreign policy however it has delayed certain significant processes and decisions. Time and the identities of Georgia’s new ambassadors will show how the recent decision to replace the ambassadors will affect the country’s foreign policy. Let’s analyze this matter topic by topic... Full Article |
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