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The Hidden Crisis of Georgia’s Nongovernmental Sector

The Hidden Crisis of Georgia’s Nongovernmental Sector

While there are no doubts with regard to the role of the sector, more and more analysts do raise concerns that it has become highly politicized and detached from Georgian realities, lacking vital legitimacy and trust from the local society as well as from regular citizens.
Georgian Media as a Fake News?

Georgian Media as a Fake News?

Independent media is a hot button topic around the world, but we rarely hear about Georgia. Read Archil Sikharulidze's piece on the 'war against disinformation' in Georgia to learn what is going on in this country at the crossroads of East and West.

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