The planned merger between Georgia’s Technical University and Tbilisi State University (TSU) is expected to take a minimum of six months, but the timeline may be extended for understandable reasons, the Deputy Minister of Education, Science and Youth...
Georgia’s Parliament Vice-Speaker, Nino Tsilosani, on Tuesday accused representatives of former Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia’s For Georgia party of “failing to participate in a media-organized debate,” saying they initially expressed willingness bu...
The plenary session of Georgia’s spring parliamentary session was opened with the national anthem, marking the official start of the legislative period. Under the Constitution and parliamentary rules, Georgia holds two main sessions each year - a sp...
Georgia’s parliamentary majority leader has dismissed recent concerns raised by Sweden over the country’s human rights situation, saying that rights were “better protected in Georgia than in many of the countries that initiated the Moscow Mechanism.”...
A Black Sea underwater power cable project selected by the European Commission as a Project of Common Interest aims to connect Georgia to Europe’s electricity networks and position the country as a key energy and transit hub between Europe and the So...
The Middle Corridor linking East Asia with Europe via Central Asia, the Caucasus and Turkey is emerging as a rare example of a stable and reliable transit route capable of withstanding geopolitical divisions, Georgia’s prime minister has said. Speak...
A $6.6bn investment by UAE Eagle Hills is a clear sign of rising investor confidence in Georgia and shows that global capital increasingly sees the country as a long-term partner for logistics, development and innovation, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakh...
Georgia’s prime minister will speak on international trade and logistics at the World Governments Summit, the head of the government administration, Levan Zhorzholiani, said on Tuesday. The official noted that attending the summit with a government...
International relations specialist Giorgi Loladze has said the current diplomatic process over the war in Ukraine does not amount to genuine peace negotiations, but rather a “simulation” of talks, warning that Kyiv could face an even more difficult s...
Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili has claimed that former Prime Minister and ruling Georgian Dream party founder Bidzina Ivanishvili intends to sell the Tbilisi Presidential Palace, “most likely to himself,” and could alter its function a...
