Tbilisi City Hall on Wednesday announced it continued to modernize the transportation system by introducing new 18-meter buses, as part of its ongoing transport...
Tea Godoladze, Director of the Seismic Monitoring National Center at Ilia State University, announced on social media on Monday that the United States has...
Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) announced on Saturday that the Emergency Situations Management Service has acquired 31 new fire trucks from the European...
Firefighters and rescuers from the Emergency Management Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are working to contain a forest fire that erupted near...
A double-decker Stadler train struck individuals near Peikrebi Street, in the outskirts of capital Tbilisi, on Tuesday. The Emergency Medical Assistance Center's press office...
Tamar Tkeshelashvili, the First Deputy Minister of Justice announced that as of September 2, a total of 469 non-commercial legal entities have voluntarily registered...
The Yerevan-Tbilisi-Yerevan train will begin operating from September 3. South Caucasus Railway (SCR) reports that the train will depart from Yerevan on odd days...
The Georgian NGO Shame movement announced on Saturday that it is reversing its August 30 decision regarding registration in the Foreign Influence Registry. The...
The Georgian NGO Shame movement, the largest civil movement in the country, on Friday announced its decision to register in the newly established Foreign...