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Analysis | Georgia’s far right are anti-Russian but share Russian narratives
A CRRC-Georgia study found that far-right Facebook groups spread Russian narratives online while speaking more negatively about Russia than the West.
Analysis | Georgia’s far right are anti-Russian but share Russian narratives
By David SichinavaA CRRC-Georgia study found that far-right Facebook groups spread Russian narratives online while speaking more negatively about Russia than the West.
Taxi drivers block Tbilisi’s Rustaveli Avenue to protest new regulations
Over 100 taxi drivers came out in protest against new taxi regulations introduced by the Tbilisi City Hall.
Taxi drivers block Tbilisi’s Rustaveli Avenue to protest new regulations
Over 100 taxi drivers came out in protest against new taxi regulations introduced by the Tbilisi City Hall.
In pictures | Tbilisi’s night bus — a shelter on wheels
Tbilisi introduced a night bus two years ago between the city centre and the airport. Now, it serves as overnight accommodation for the homeless.
In pictures | Tbilisi’s night bus — a shelter on wheels
Tbilisi introduced a night bus two years ago between the city centre and the airport. Now, it serves as overnight accommodation for the homeless.
Georgian sex ed classes will be ‘opt in’, promises author of Child’s Rights Code
Other changes to the draft Code on the Rights of the Child included references to ‘homeland’ and ‘traditional cultural values’.
Georgian sex ed classes will be ‘opt in’, promises author of Child’s Rights Code
Other changes to the draft Code on the Rights of the Child included references to ‘homeland’ and ‘traditional cultural values’.
Striking Georgian social workers demand meeting with Prime Minister
As an overwhelming number of Georgian social workers strike, the government maintains social programs and provision of services are not in danger.
Striking Georgian social workers demand meeting with Prime Minister
As an overwhelming number of Georgian social workers strike, the government maintains social programs and provision of services are not in danger.
Georgian social workers to begin strike after negotiations with Health Ministry break down
Staff from the Social Services Agency are demanding more resources and better working conditions.
Georgian social workers to begin strike after negotiations with Health Ministry break down
Staff from the Social Services Agency are demanding more resources and better working conditions.
Analysis | Parents think Georgia’s schools are fine. But are students actually learning?
Polling by CRRC Georgia suggests parents are happy with the quality of schooling in Georgia, but international testing scores and reliance on private tutors suggest otherwise.
Analysis | Parents think Georgia’s schools are fine. But are students actually learning?
By CRRCPolling by CRRC Georgia suggests parents are happy with the quality of schooling in Georgia, but international testing scores and reliance on private tutors suggest otherwise.
In pictures | Tbilisi’s dying evergreens
As the trees on Tbilisi’s periphery turn orange and die, environmental activists say more must be done to save Tbilisi’s last green areas.
In pictures | Tbilisi’s dying evergreens
As the trees on Tbilisi’s periphery turn orange and die, environmental activists say more must be done to save Tbilisi’s last green areas.
Former TBC head accuses Georgian interior minister of ‘threats’
Mamuka Khazaradze accused the interior minister of sending him a ‘threatening’ letter during last autumn’s presidential elections.
Former TBC head accuses Georgian interior minister of ‘threats’
Mamuka Khazaradze accused the interior minister of sending him a ‘threatening’ letter during last autumn’s presidential elections.