The European Court of Human Rights ruled in the case of Georgia v. Russia on Tuesday, citing multiple breaches of the European Convention. This decision addressed the contentious issue of “borderization,” a lasting repercussion of the 2008 conflict b...
The United States Embassy in Tbilisi on Tuesday marked the 35th anniversary of the April 9 tragedy, a pivotal moment in Georgia’s history. On this day in 1989, peaceful demonstrators in Tbilisi were met with violence by Soviet troops, resulting in th...
The European Union representation in Georgia on Tuesday responded to April 9 events, when Soviet troops violently dispersed a peaceful demonstration in Tbilisi demanding independence. “Georgia paid a high price on 9 April 1989 while being liberated...
Today Georgia commemorates the memory of the victims of the tragic events of April 9, 1989. On that day, Soviet military forces violently suppressed a peaceful demonstration on Rustaveli Avenue, near the present-day parliament building in Tbilisi...
The Georgian parliament’s legal affairs committee, chaired by Anri Okhanashvili, is set to convene to discuss the contentious draft law over transparency in foreign influence on friday. The bill, reintroduced by the ruling Georgian Dream faction a...
The Georgian Public Registry has revoked the registration of the controversial Conservative Movement, also known as Alt-Info, which is known for its pro-Russian, far-right stance. The decision, announced on Monday, follows a request from the anti-cor...
The Governmental Commission for the Coordination of Georgia’s Population and Agricultural Census has finalized plans for the forthcoming population census, scheduled to take place from November 14 to December 19, 2024, the Government press office sai...
Opposition MPs, Teona Akubardia and Elene Khoshtaria alleged on Monday the ruling party’s resubmission of the foreign transparency bill was expected to hamper the country’s European integration process, following the bloc’s move last year to grant th...
Khatia Dekanoidze, an opposition MP, on Monday condemned the reintroduction of the foreign transparency bill by the ruling Georgian Dream party, claiming by the move the ruling power aimed to “sow division among Georgian citizens and obstruct the nat...
Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobakhidze, on Monday raised concerns over an alleged lack of transparency surrounding the activities of certain non-governmental organizations (NGOs) during a recent government meeting. His comments follow the ru...
