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Journalist of TV Company Imedi was detained in Ukraine
February 5, 2010
Vakhtang Kipiani: “Georgian-Ukrainian Relations Shall Get either Frozen or Delayed”
February 4, 2010
-Mr. Vakhtang, how do you evaluate the first round of presidential elections in Ukraine? -The first round finished with the results which were predicted long before. Nobody suspected that principle fights should start between Ianukovich and Timoshenko. People also argued about the candidate who would occupy the third place and they supposed it would be young politician Iatseniuk or current president Iushchenko. However, as we have witnessed, former head of National Bank, billionaire Sergei Togopko occupied the third place. Now, Togipko shall decide instead people who the next president of the Ukraine will be because he gained 13 % of votes. If he calls upon his supporters in the last days to vote for any of the remaining two candidates, it will definitely play very important role in the victory of the candidate. It is noteworthy, that many other candidates played only technical role in the elections: part of them supported Timoshenko while others supported Ianukovich and even Iushchenko. We can say that the elections were very democratic. Reports of international organizations, who observed the elections, prove the same. We can say that it was good because Ukraine can hold fair elections; though it is bad because Ukrainian people do not know the candidates very well.
Non-governmental Organizations Signed Memorandum
February 2, 2010
Several Opposition Parties Responded to the Initiative of the CEC Chairman
January 29, 2010
Officials from Guria Hope They Will Monitor At Least Second Round of the Elections in Ukraine
January 28, 2010
Criminal Case Launched against Georgian Observers
January 27, 2010
Timoshenko Clarified the Meaning of “Observer Capable to Fight”
January 27, 2010
Famous Criminal Vato Kipiani and His Brother Konstantin Kipiani Assist Saakashvili’s Government
January 26, 2010
Ukrainian Media Outlets Published Audio Recording of Phone-Conversation of Vano Merabishvili and Givi Targamadze
January 20, 2010
Ukrainian media outlet published audio-recording of the phone conversation of Vano Merabishvili, Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia and Givi Targamadze, chairperson of defense and security committee of the parliament of Georgia.
New Chairperson of Central Election Commission Does not Change Administration
January 20, 2010
Givi Targamadze: We Really Took 300 People to Donetsk
January 20, 2010
How Governmental Officials from Chokhatauri Traveled to the Ukraine?
January 19, 2010
About 500 observers were sent to the presidential elections in the Ukraine on January 17 from Georgia (they were mostly from governmental structures); they had to leave Georgia on January 14. Although it is strange, two residents of Chokhatauri district – chairperson of the ruling party fraction of the municipality board Shota Siradze and deputy district governor Dimitri Koripadze – were among those observers. They were selected from 12-me- list. Their colleagues said in their interviews with us that – maybe they were chosen because of their physical abilities. Officials from Chokhatauri district do not have other explanations why Koripadze and Sirzadze were sent to the Ukraine.
Export of Election Falsification
January 18, 2010
Georgian observers sent to the presidential elections to the Ukraine made both Ukrainian and Georgian societies worry. The scandal started after the Central Election Commission decided not to allow Georgian observers to enter polling stations. CEC members said they held incorrectly filled in application forms.
Kharatishvili Is Connected with Noisy Elections in Technical Univerisity
January 14, 2010
Disappointed Opposition and Lustrated NGOs
January 14, 2010
If you want to defeat the opponent, you should learn his character well. Parliamentary opposition, where majority is former supporters of Mikheil Saakashvili and claims to know the president and his plans well, has been trapped for so many times already.
Ukraine CEC Discusses Issue of Georgian Observers Again
January 14, 2010
Freedom House: Georgia Remains ‘Partly Free’
January 14, 2010
Georgia remains “partly free” and non-electoral democracy, according to an annual report by the U.S.-based rights group, Freedom House, released on January 12.
Mute Message of the President – Choose One of the Three!
January 13, 2010
Elections of the chairperson of the Central Election Commission have been still actively disputed. Of course, nobody expected the president to nominate at least one of the three candidates to be unacceptable for the government. However, nomination of Levan Tarkhnishvili, the former CEC Chairperson, was beyond all expectations.
When Violation Is Obvious
January 13, 2010
On January 9 the editor-in-chief of the newspaper “Resonance” Lasha Tugushi and one of the authors of the Constitution of Georgia Vakhtang Khmaladze stated that the president of Georgia breached the law and did not nominate the candidates of the CEC Chairperson before 6:00 pm on January 8; he invited NGOs for consultations in Batumi on January 10. This situation originated many questions.
Georgian Observers Were Called Vagrants in the Ukraine
January 13, 2010