...and dark spots that should have everyone's attention. For the second time now, some sections of Merab Turava's entry have been deleted from his Wikipedia entry. These sections contain well-documented parts of his past that cast a less-than-good light on the current Deputy Minister of Justice who for many years was the President of the Constitutional Court of Georgia. Post about Turava on Georgian social media . He's not a popular figure. Why are these parts of the entry un

Elections will be held at the Bar Association on December 13th and 14th, in which, in addition to the members of the governing bodies, the president will also be elected. Six candidates have been nominated for the vacant presidency. Normally, due to the nature of this profession, the Bar Association elections receive little public attention. This year, however, the events surrounding one of the controversial candidates for president have brought this election into the public

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