Georgian Parliament overrides presidential veto on controversial surveillance law
The package of surveillance laws will give Georgia’s investigative agencies broader powers and fewer constraints.
Ukraine calls for sanctions against Bidzina Ivanishvili
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agency has called for 12 Georgians to be sanctioned for alleged ties to Russia.
Is Georgia prepared for a monkeypox outbreak?
Preparing for monkeypox in Georgia may be a tightrope walk between avoiding further stigma and raising awareness.
South Ossetia to partially reopen crossing points for Akhalgori Georgians
The authorities in South Ossetia will reopen checkpoints for 10 days per month, after an almost three-year closure.
Ivanishvili supporters accuse the US of attempting coup in Georgia
In a statement on Thursday, the four MPs suggested the US Embassy was behind almost every political controversy in the country since at least 2017.
Mikheil Saakashvili ‘quits Georgian politics’
The Former President’s lawyers have announced his plans to retire from Georgian politics to focus on his health.
Irakli Kobakhidze: The face of Georgia’s turn from the West
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, the head of Georgia’s ruling party has had a lot to say about the West, while barely criticising Russia.
Watchdogs back ex-security chief’s claim of ‘large-scale electoral fraud’ in Georgia
The groups accused the government of offering pardons, pressuring public employees, and misusing resources to influence the outcome of elections
US State Department condemns Georgia’s ‘personal attacks’ on their ambassador
US State Department spokesperson Ned Price opened his daily briefing by criticising the ruling Georgian Party for undermining Georgia’s pro-European path.
Tbilisi clinic defends nurse over ‘joke’ advocating date rape
The Aleksandre Aladashvili Clinic has stood behind a nurse who joked about raping women who did not want to have sex with him.