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Georgia's leading English language newspaper, published weekly. On New Year’s Eve, heartfelt wishes for Georgia in 2025 illuminated monitors across Tbilisi and other major cities, carrying messages of hope and unity from people worldwide.
Georgian PM calls media assault a “provocation” aimed at …
Dec 8, 2024 · Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze today condemned the assault on media representatives during the ongoing protests in Tbilisi, describing it as a “provocation” with the intent to “artificially escalate” tensions in the country.
Politics Archives - Georgia Today
Georgia’s political crisis deepened yet further this week with the inauguration of a new president—an event overshadowed by outgoing President
Giorgi Kalandarishvili: How the CEC Modernized the Georgian …
Oct 19, 2024 · The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Georgia has been modernizing the country’s election process by introducing high-end technologies that ensure
In Support of Georgia’s Cause - Georgia Today
Dec 5, 2024 · The West’s support of democracy and the sustainability of Georgia has always been critical. These days, however, such support has, practicably-speaking, become particularly decisive.
Rustaveli Avenue, our Post-Soviet Battleground - Georgia Today
Dec 5, 2024 · This is not about politics. This is about our socio-political culture, which we have either cultivated in the last 35 years or have relinquished due to our inability to digest the post-soviet vicissitudes of life.
Court sentences Nika Gvaramia to 12 days of administrative …
Dec 6, 2024 · The decision was made by Judge Koba Chagunava. “Long live Georgia, death to slaves,” Gvaramia said after the verdict was announced. Nika Gvaramia was physically assaulted and then arrested by the police on December 4, near the office of Droa. He is charged with an administrative offense and disobeying a police officer’s request, and has been transferred to the Marneuli pre-trial ...
Police Brutality in Georgia: A Call for Accountability and Reform
Dec 5, 2024 · In the past week, Georgia has witnessed escalating violence during countrywide protests against the government’s controversial policies. What began as peaceful demonstrations in Tbilisi quickly turned into scenes of chaos, as riot police and special forces deployed brutal tactics to disperse protestors.
News Archives - Georgia Today
After numerous discussions, OSCE PA President Pia Kauma announced her decision to postpone visiting Georgia, stating that her visit would
Pyrotechnic imports reached $8.5 million - Georgia Today
6 days ago · Georgia imported 1,283 tons of fireworks and other types of pyrotechnic products worth USD 8.5 million during the first 11 months of 2024, marking 51% and 108% in value and volume, respectively. The data implies lower import costs for pyrotechnics. Primary import countries are: Bulgaria: 278 tons ($ ...