Irakli Kupradze: What the ‘Lelo – Strong Georgia’ coalition and other politicians have been working on for months is reaching a logical conclusion – the sanctioning of Ivanishvili and the imposition of personal accountability
Political Reactions in Georgia to MEGOBARI Act
Ana Buchukuri: "Georgian Dream" claimed that January 20 would come and everything would be just as Trump said, but three months have passed and we have seen a bipartisan act – this is a significant political statement from the U.S.
Ana Dolidze on the "MEGOBARI Act": A New Reality Will Soon Emerge – "Georgian Dream" Is in a Dead End
NATO Official: NATO Allies Are Concerned About Georgia's Trajectory – The Alliance Urges Georgia to Continue Reforms and Uphold Democratic Values
Giorgi Rukhadze: Sanctions of the 'MEGOBARI Act' will be a heavy blow for the regime, if we take Gomelauri as an example, imagine, even buying a cake might become difficult for him. I address the representatives of 'Dream,' the 'Gomelauris' will become
NATO explains why there is no mention of Georgia and Ukraine's membership in the Alliance in the Secretary General’s annual report
The Georgian Young Lawyers' Association requests the suspension of the expulsion procedures for Temur Katamadze
Coalition for Change: Support for the “MEGOBARI Act” makes it clear that the rhetoric of Ivanishvili's regime, claiming that international partners might accept anti-democratic processes and recognize the so-called government's legitimacy, is mere propaganda
Khatia Dekanoidze: The impact of the MEGOBARI Act will affect those violent individuals and officials for years — not only those who gave the orders, but also those who carried them out. They still fail to realize what a stigma it is to be under Ivanishvili’s Russian subjugation