Key Findings In August 2020, Facebook (now Meta) launched the Ad Library in Georgia, providing data on political, electoral, and social advertisements. Between 2020–2025, a total of 172,577 ads targeting Georgian audiences were published acros ...
The political party "Georgian Dream" uses various manipulative methods to influence public opinion in the online space, a subject on which ISFED has published numerous reports. The propaganda ecosystem associated with the party - media outlets, indiv ...
In the first quarter of this year, ISFED monitored propaganda media outlets and anonymous pages operating on social media, which revealed consistency between the messages they disseminated and the rhetoric of “Georgian Dream“. These pages ...
The International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) has been monitoring coordinated propaganda campaigns on social media platforms for years. In this regard, alongside the activities of anonymous actors, the scale of engagement by medi ...
The Anti-Corruption Bureau and its head, Razhden Kuprashvili, are placing ads on Facebook and Instagram non-transparently, in violation of Meta’s rules. The mission of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, as defined by law, is to support the fight again ...
On June 12, 2025, in response to a question regarding migration policy in the Polish Sejm, Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that his government is working to gain EU support for suspending or restricting Georgia's visa-free travel. He cited democrat ...
In the run-up to the 2024 parliamentary elections, Russian information interference in the Georgian information space intensified. Despite repeated statements from senior Russian officials that Russia was not interfering in the Georgian elections, th ...
Aiming to influence public opinion on social media platforms, malicious actors use various methods, tactics, and narratives in discreditation campaigns. Analysis of online campaigns shows that women actively participating in public and political life ...