Quarterly Bulletin I. Introduction Digital platforms play an increasingly important role in contemporary political communication. Political parties, public institutions, media outlets, and other actors use social media to c ...
Update: As of July 22, the majority of these accounts are no longer searchable on the platform. Specifically, follow-up monitoring revealed that out of the 1,551 inauthentic accounts identified in the study, 1,343 have been deleted or deactivate ...
On March 12, 2026, within the framework of the OSCE Moscow Mechanism, a significant report was published on the state of human rights and fundamental freedoms in Georgia since the spring of 2024. The report offers a sharply critical assessment of all ...
On February 24, 2026, the United Kingdom imposed sanctions on the Georgian TV companies Imedi and Post TV. As a result, these media organizations, among other consequences, also faced restrictions on sponsoring or advertising their content on Meta&rs ...
In Georgia, propaganda and discreditation campaigns carried out on social networks are usually well-organized and based on information manipulation strategies aimed at shaping public opinion and controlling political processes. One of the most danger ...
On December 1, 2025, the BBC published an investigation according to which, to disperse the protest rallies that began in Georgia on November 28, 2024, police forces may have used a chemical substance tested during World War I — Camite. France ...
On October 20, 2025, the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) published a report on 25 online media outlets that have systematically received financial support over the years from the political party Georgian Dream, as well ...
Key findings The online media ecosystem affiliated with the political party Georgian Dream consists of at least 25 information agencies that are directly or indirectly connected to the party. These outlets systematically receive organized fina ...