Rally of journalists and activists | The hearing of the Bureau in the Parliament has started

Finance Minister believes that Garibashvili should not take responsibility for the events of July 5

"The speech of the Prime Minister of Georgia should have been here" | "Mtavari Channel's" protests against Garibashvili

The President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, is in Georgia

You should know that as long as Gharibashvili is the Prime Minister, the lives of all journalists and citizens are in danger | Journalists appeal to Charles Michel

Justice reform is a key part of the April 19 agreement ... This is a precondition for financial assistance - Charles Michel

The President of Ukraine is in Georgia

Violated agreement, 5-6 July events – Charles Michel begins his meeting with the opposition

"Punish the Violators," "Take Political Responsibility" - Journalists Protest in Parliament

Parliament fails to elect CEC Chairman and members

They are neither media nor journalists - Mdinaradze on critical media

Press Service: Gharibashvili believes that "Mtavari Channel", "TV Pirveli" and "Formula" crossed all red lines

Gharibashvili joins his party in the boycott of critical media and did not invite them to the event

"I was there. I know" - Papuashvili's interpretation of "ambitious judicial reform"

Before 2012, I haven’t heard either the American or European critique of the court

He should avoid interference in the internal affairs of the country – Ionatamishvili to William Courtney

Now you face the danger of your reputation falling apart - Daniel Hamilton

Gharibashvili must resign! all perpetrators must be punished! – A rally will be held in front of the Parliament

"... who broke the agreement?" - Papuashvili's response to the US Embassy

"It's the right démarche" - Volski against critical media

“Dream” boycotts 4 protesting media outlets – MP’s cease their comments to the journalists

April 19 Agreement Failed - US Embassy on the Appointment of the Supreme Court Judges

Take appropriate political and legal action immediately - embassies to government

Lekso Lashkarava’s case will soon go to the Strasbourg court