Interview with political expert Soso Tsiskarishvili

According to the research conducted by international organization ‘Reporters Without Borders’, Georgia holds 100th place in the international media freedom rating.

‘Construction of Kars-Akhalkalaki-Tbilisi railway is postponed indefinitely’

After two years of innumerable Geneva missions and consultations, Moscow decided to hand one village over to Georgia;

How Georgian Government uses White House statements

Russia gets closer to China; Strasburg Court issues an official decree on inhuman treatment of Chechens by Russian militaries. And what is going on in Georgia?

Interview with philosopher Kakha Katsitadze

“NATO decided that Georgia would become a member of the Alliance and this position is firm,” said NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen during his visit in Georgia.

He also added that Georgia would need to satisfy appropriate criteria to join the Alliance.

In contrast, Georgian soldiers are sacrificing their lives so that the dream of NATO membership comes true. They carry their peacekeeping mission in Helmand province of Afghanistan, where situation is most hazardous. This is the province from where even Britain withdrew its forces quoting excessive risks.

‘Sooner or later Russia will have to compromise’

How real is the idea of united and peaceful Caucasus, given that the region is seen by many as a ticking bomb, ridden with a bouquet of conflicts nurtured by Russia, one of the most aggressive players in the world? Besides, last week the first hearing of Georgian Parliament gave a ‘go ahead’ to the constitutional changes to herald a new redistribution of power between the branches of State power.

Interview with Mindia Ugrekhelidze, Expert in education, society and justice

The major function of the State - administer justice– is planned to be given to the people by introducing the institution of jurors. We talked with Mindia Ugrekhelidze, Doctor of Laws, on the issues of education, social life and justice in our country.

Interview with Zurab Abashidze, Doctor of Political Sciences
In today’s world, new spheres of influence are emerging. In this context, it is of primary importance to have a sensible assessment of the situation our country is in; get a clear picture of political, economical and cultural aspects.

Russian code in Baku-Tbilisi-Ceihan Plan

According to the Western media, Russian Gazprom eyes Baku-Tbilisi-Ceihan pipeline. This news suspiciously coincided with the emergence of Georgian-Azeri confederation idea that President Saakashvili came up with recently. We talked to political expert Ramaz Sakvarelidze on this and other topics: