According to the OSCE Copenhagen Document, signatory states, including Georgia, agree to ensure political campaigning in a fair and free environment. The Venice Commission's Code of Good Practice in Electoral Matters also establishes that equal ...
The Georgian Government Administration actively started establishing strategic communication departments (StratComs) in 2018. The Ministry of Defense is an exception in this case, as it created a similar structural unit of its own back in 2015. Strat ...
In recent years, the participation of women in politics has increased significantly around the world. The participation of women voters and candidates in politics is higher today than it has ever been. For example, more than 10,000 women ar ...
Since Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and Georgia’s application for EU membership and the Commission’s decision regarding the candidate status, anti-Western messages have particularly strengthened in Georgia. Along with pro-Russian an ...
The role and importance of social media as a means of information exchange and communication in the world and in Georgia is growing significantly. In the virtual world, the dominance of social media platforms changes based on which one of t ...
This report presents the results of a survey on the population of Georgia on attitudes towards election-related processes. The survey focuses on general attitudes about voting in elections, as well as assessment of the electoral processes and violati ...
In the modern world, the use of social networks for political and election purposes is growing on a daily basis. Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter have become a main platform of campaigning for candidates. They are used for direct comm ...
The study discusses the introduction of modern technologies - voter authentication/identification in Armenia, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan and Albania and evaluates its functionality and results. The practices of some states (Netherlands, Germany, Ireland) th ...