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82,500 euros for a road blockade: The Gota Tchanturia case and the political price of civil protest
A verdict that reveals more about Georgia than any government speech. There are decisions that describe a country more precisely than any political report, and the case of Georgian activist and teacher Gota Tchanturia falls squarely into this category. On November 18, Judge Manuchar Tsatsua sentenced him to a total fine of 245,000 lari , equivalent to approximately €82,500 , for 49 counts of blocking a road. In a European legal system, this would be a sum conceivable in c


"The time for symbolic acts is over"
Strategic message from the "For Change" coalition to London, Brussels and Washington – What internal evidence and external expectations exist? Context and the four demands of the coalition The "For Change" coalition has addressed an open letter to international partners and formulated four demands. Imposition of personalized sanctions against members of the "Georgian Dream". Adoption of the MEGOBARI Act. Termination of any political and financial involvement with the regime.


Merab Turava: Losing All Support by Former German Colleagues
Merab Turava wants people to believe that he is still in good academic standing abroad, and that the only reason he was asked to resign from the KriPoz journal (in October) is that he was appointed as Deputy Minister of Justice (in April). This is untrue. Hundreds of people reacted to this and other posts, that highlighted Turava's removal from the board of the KriPoz. In fact, German academics have distanced themselves from Merab Turava already more than a year ago, when he


When history repeats itself: Justice, propaganda and public broadcasting in Georgia
History may not repeat itself exactly, but as we all know, it often rhymes. A spectacle is currently unfolding in Georgia that bears...
T. Kartliani
Jul 11


Empires, Agents and Other Truths: Orwell would have loved it
One could almost believe that this is a rather unoriginal law of nature: the closer a government leans towards Moscow, the louder its...
Goga Machavariani
Jun 27


Faust in Tbilisi – How Georgian judges cleanse their souls with German seals of approval
In his famous drama "Faust," the German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe tells the story of a man who, out of lust for power, allies...
Goga Machavariani
Jun 11


UPDATED: How Georgia Is Misusing Sweden for Propaganda – Swedish Ministry of Justice Responds
The Government’s Favorite New Lie It followed a familiar script: Georgian state-aligned TV station Imedi published a report claiming to...
Goga Machavariani
Jun 9


The AfD and the “Georgian Dream” in unison with sovereignty rhetoric
In the current information war in Georgia, the focus is no longer just on one country – but on an entire system of thought. In our...
Nina Tifliska
Jun 7


Information Warfare and Geo-Political Shifts in Georgia
“Stateless people.” “Foreign agents.” “Radicals.” “The Global War Party.” “The Deep State.” - These are just some of the labels Georgians...
Redaktion| Tiflis24
Jun 6


Papuashvili calls Ambassador Fischer a “director of political intimidation”
In a country where courts are increasingly becoming platforms for political power, the biggest scandal no longer seems to be the lack of...
Redaktion| Tiflis24
May 20


Anyone Still Voting Has Already Lost
An Op-Ed on the Political Farce of Georgia’s 2025 Local Elections It’s election year in Georgia. The regime is ready. The opposition is...
T. Kartliani
May 20
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