Georgia Presses NATO for Positive Signal
Political leaders say membership plan should be agreed this year if NATO is serious about inviting Georgia to join.
Political leaders say membership plan should be agreed this year if NATO is serious about inviting Georgia to join.
Cut-price medication for many patients, and free treatment for the prison population.
Ruling party using its control of Tbilisi’s elected assembly to pressure mayoral office.
Swanky cars and iPhones for government staff seen as excessive at a time when money is tight.
United National Movement has survived two election defeats to become serious opposition force.
Campaigners say temporary shelters all well and good, but more concerted welfare programme is needed.
Anger at government backtracking on pledge to review past convictions.
Influential church leader warns devolution means separatism. “Nonsense”, say critics.
A year after coming to power, the Georgian Dream administration has improved conditions in detention although there’s still work to be done on this and other issues.