Tbilisi residents have reported an unusual incident in the city’s public transport system, where an audio recording is reportedly being played on buses and minibuses without the possibility of turning it off. Citizens have been sharing relevant video...
Financier Giga Bedineishvili has suggested that billionaire and former Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili is navigating a challenging geopolitical landscape as he seeks to safeguard his assets. Speaking about Ivanishvili’s ongoing efforts, B...
Georgia’s Deputy Interior Minister, Aleksandre Darakhvelidze, met with Michael O’Flaherty, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, to discuss the recent wave of pro-European protests and the government’s response to the demonstrations. ...
Aleksi Petriashvili, a researcher at the Rondeli Foundation, has highlighted the significance of sanctions imposed by Germany at the national level. According to him, these sanctions could include both visa restrictions and financial measures. “Germ...
On Thursday, the Estonian government approved a bill amending the Law on Churches and Congregations, mandating religious organizations to revise their statutes and sever all ties with the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC), Estonian media outlet Postimees...
The International Press Institute (IPI) and a coalition of press freedom, journalist, and human rights organizations have issued a joint call for the immediate release of veteran Georgian journalist Mzia Amaglobeli. Amaglobeli, the founder and direct...
Irakli Kobakhidze, the Prime Minister of Georgia from the ruling party Georgian Dream, has expressed his approval of US President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend all foreign aid programs for 90 days pending review. Kobakhidze made these remarks du...
The New Theatre, led by renowned director Davit Doiashvili, has announced a regional tour aimed at advocating for actors and demonstrators detained during recent protests. Speaking in front of the Vaso Abashidze Theatre, Doiashvili emphasized the sym...
Students who occupied the entrance to the exam hall at Tbilisi State University on Wednesday, demanding the release of individuals detained during pro-European rallies in the country, were on Thursday forcibly evicted from the University library buil...
Tbilisi City Court has ruled to keep journalist Nika Katsia in custody. The decision was made by Judge Nino Tarashvili during today’s hearing, where the admissibility of evidence in Katsia’s case was discussed. The court determined that no new circ...
