In accordance with the 2019 report of Reporters Without Borders, Georgia’s media freedom index has worsened as compared to the previous year but we were promoted by 1 position in the ranking

In the 2019 report, Georgia had 28.98 points and was ranked 60th of the world’s 180 countries.

Law against False Information – A Chance to Eradicate Real Threats or the Imposition of Censorship in Georgia?

Opinion about the new initiative of President of Georgia

Defining Stage in the Battle for Rustavi 2 is Upon Us

Statements about the inadmissibility of changing the management and owners of the main opposition TV channel during the pre-election period have also been made by Georgia’s international partners.

Rustavi 2 – A Year of Struggle

For the past couple of months, the events unfolding around the broadcasting company Rustavi 2 have

Georgia has achieved significant progress in terms of media freedom

Mailing the court order to Rustavi 2 serves the purpose of deceasing the appeal time

სამაუწყებლო კომპანია რუსთავი 2-ის გენერალურმა დირექტორმა ნიკა გვარამიამ 22 ივნისს საგანგებო

Bidzina Ivanishvili’s Letter through the FactCheck – Part I

The Government of Georgia gives public funds to anti-Western media outlets

"ნაციონალური მოძრაობის" წევრის, გიორგი კანდელაკის განცხადებით, "საქართველოს მთავრობა ბიუჯეტიდან

The Non-Parliamentary Opposition Inter-Party Group has not addressed us with the request to give them some air time to discuss electoral issues

Judge Urtmelidze is completely out of control. He went beyond the legal framework and appointed five hearings in nine workdays

What was the purpose of the appointment of a temporary manager at Rustavi 2 and how legal was this action?

According to the report of the World Bank, Georgia’s ratings have improved and reached a record level for the past 18 years